Top Entry Level Fintech Jobs

Designs scalable data models, governance processes, quality checks, documentation, and internal data tools. Partners with Data Engineering and business stakeholders to create trustworthy, discoverable, AI-ready data assets supporting analytics, reporting, downstream applications, and machine learning initiatives. Uses AI tools to improve modeling, governance, analysis, documentation, and automation workflows.

As a Graduate Engineer, you'll design and develop AI agents and features while learning finance operations, coding best practices, and developing APIs in a collaborative environment.

Lead university event strategy and execution for assigned school portfolios. Manage on-campus and virtual events, travel during peak seasons, oversee budgets and logistics, train stakeholders, track candidates, measure event ROI, and build cross-functional relationships to attract interns and early-career talent.

Open general application for Inspira Financial where candidates can submit resumes for unspecified roles. Describes remote-state eligibility, in-office expectations for nearby employees, E-Verify/work authorization, company mission, and benefits. Encourages diverse applicants and highlights compensation varies by location, skills, and experience.

Manage mortgage loan pipelines for affluent and high-net-worth clients throughout the origination cycle. Serve as the primary contact for clients, Financial Advisors, Private Bankers, and internal partners; review income, credit, appraisal, insurance, and title documents; coordinate processing and underwriting; assess complex credit risks; resolve escalations; support underwriting conditions, pricing negotiations, timely closings, and process improvements.

The Risk Officer oversees branch risk, supervision, compliance, and regulatory functions. Responsibilities include monitoring policies and procedures, supporting audits, managing client and people risk, handling complaints and litigation coordination, ensuring supervisory coverage, providing compliance training, and assisting with Financial Advisor onboarding. The role requires knowledge of SEC and FINRA regulations, strong judgment, communication skills, and active securities licenses.

Oversee branch risk, supervisory, and compliance functions; maintain adherence to laws, regulations, and Morgan Stanley policies; monitor operational, client, people, credit, and data-security risks; support audits, investigations, complaints, training, and remediation; provide guidance to Financial Advisors and clients; and escalate significant issues to senior risk leadership.

Leads a team of Insurance Advisors, overseeing daily performance, service-level attainment, queue management, coaching, quality, escalations, and customer service. Partners with managers and cross-functional teams to improve policy lifecycle processes, reduce customer friction, and enhance operational efficiency through technology, automation, and AI-driven tools. Maintains insurance product expertise and ensures compliance with service standards.

This is a general interest application for GBank rather than a posting for a specific position. Applicants interested in a particular job are directed to contact [email protected] to request the relevant job description.

Owns enterprise sales for Sovos’s AI-native financial orchestration, compliance automation, and intelligent invoicing offerings. Responsibilities include managing quota and deal strategy, building C-suite relationships, quantifying ROI, coordinating with account owners and sales engineers, closing complex 6- to 7-figure ACV deals, shaping sales plays, and bringing market feedback into product positioning.

The National Financial Solutions Advisor I engages clients in a contact center to provide advice on financial goals, using a consultative approach and leveraging Bank of America and Merrill offerings. The role emphasizes client care and aims to build long-term relationships, with pathways for career advancement within the company.

As a Financial Solutions Advisor Stage I, you will obtain licenses, build client relationships, and provide financial solutions while completing training programs.

Provides client service and operational support to multiple Financial Advisors and their wealth management clients. Responsibilities include educating clients on banking offerings, preparing accurate materials, fulfilling client and advisor requests, maintaining policy compliance, managing risk, deepening client relationships, identifying referrals, and supporting daily team operations. The role requires strong communication, organization, adaptability, discretion, and client-focused judgment in a collaborative in-office environment.

Conduct outbound outreach through email, phone, and social channels; qualify prospects, identify business needs, schedule meetings and demos for Account Executives, track activity in sales tools, and meet sales KPIs. The role also requires staying informed about business management software and POS trends while building expertise through training and enablement.