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Sezzle
Sezzle is hiring a Fraud Operations Analyst based in Mexico, working fully remotely.
Fraud operations at a buy-now-pay-later company means reviewing suspicious activity, investigating patterns, and helping tune the systems that decide which transactions get approved.
The work sits between analysis and real-time decision-making, and it is one of the more transferable specialisms in fintech.
ABOUT SEZZLE
Sezzle is a NASDAQ-listed fintech company (ticker SEZL) with a mission to financially empower the next generation. Its payment platform provides interest-free installment plans to consumers, driving sales for thousands of eCommerce merchants.
Gross annual revenue is above 450 million dollars with net income over 133 million dollars, across roughly 400 employees and contractors. Sezzle also holds B Corp certification.
WHY SEZZLE APPEARS OFTEN ON THIS BOARD
Sezzle is one of very few US fintech companies that hires country by country across Latin America and beyond, rather than treating whole regions as an afterthought. Their board carries separate listings for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Turkiye and India.
They also publish salary ranges in USD on most listings, which is unusual outside North America and Western Europe.
AI EXPERIENCE IS EXPECTED
Sezzle roles consistently ask candidates to demonstrate experience with Claude or equivalent large language model tools. AI-assisted work is treated as standard rather than a bonus.
ELIGIBILITY
You must hold eligible work authorisation for the country or region this role is posted in. Applications ask you to confirm this and to state your monthly gross salary expectation in USD. No relocation or visa sponsorship is offered.
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This job title typically pays $62,640 to $114,010 a year (median $83,050) for similar roles in the US.
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