📍London or Remote (UK) | 💰 £76,500 to £108,100 + Incentive Awards tied to your performance + Benefits | Data Team, Borrowing
Our Borrowing business is growing rapidly across both existing products and a range of new initiatives. From credit cards and loans to emerging lending products, we’re building solutions that give customers greater control, transparency, and flexibility in how they manage their finances.
If you’re interested in using data to understand lending performance, improve decision-making, and support the development of credit strategies, this role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful problems with clear business impact.
This is a high-impact, cross-functional environment where you’ll work closely with Product, Engineering, Data Science, Finance, and Risk & Control to drive sustainable, profitable, and responsible growth across our lending portfolio.
You’ll operate at the intersection of credit risk, commercial performance, and customer experience, helping ensure Monzo’s borrowing products remain competitive, scalable, and aligned with strong customer outcomes.
🔑 You’ll play a key role by…
As a Senior Credit Analyst, you’ll play a critical role in shaping Monzo’s credit strategy across credit card products. Your responsibilities will include:
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Design and refine credit underwriting and limit strategies to optimise risk and growth
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Analyse portfolio performance (arrears, utilisation, revenue, losses, vintage curves) and identify actionable insights
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Build and interpret NPV and profitability models to inform strategic decisions
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Develop segmentation frameworks to identify revenue and risk pressure points
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Lead analytical deep-dives into portfolio trends and emerging risks
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Partner with Product and Engineering teams to design and test new features and strategy changes
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Evaluate the commercial and customer impact of pricing, eligibility, and limit decisions
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Present clear, structured recommendations to senior stakeholders
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Support regulatory and governance requirements, ensuring strategies align with policy and risk appetite