Finance Operations Executive

Job Description The Finance Operations team manages slice's relations with partnered NBFCs and multiple service vendors and ensures that our credit disbursal processes are controlled, effective and efficient. As an Operations Executive, you thrive to make the process more efficient and scalable. Externally, you collaborate with our NBFC partners and services partners and internally, you collaborate with finance, engineering, product, and risk teams. You have a direct impact on design and feature enhancements to keep our disbursal process running smoothly. Our complex disbursal network generates a constant stream of challenges that require you to continually be innovative with an evolving set of technologies. What You will do Manage various merchant accounts and ensure the resolution of issues within defined TAT. Create, manage and evaluate CIBIL and other Bureau reporting and provide resolution to any ad hoc conflicts. Resolve any failures in transactions by liaising with the respective merchant and the customer. Continuously evaluate and identify opportunities to drive process improvements. Qualifications Proficiency in MS Excel. A minimum of 1 - 3 years of experience. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Professional or education background in commerce/finance is an added advantage. Additional Information Life so good, you'd think we're kidding: Competitive salaries. Period. An extensive medical insurance that looks out for our employees & their dependents. We'll love you and take care of you, our promise. Flexible working hours. Just don't call us at 3 AM, we like our sleep schedule. Tailored vacation & leave policies so that you enjoy every important moment in your life. A reward system that celebrates hard work and milestones throughout the year. Expect a gift coming your way anytime you kill it here. Learning and upskilling opportunities. Seriously, not kidding. Good food, games, and a cool office to make you feel like home. An environment so good, you'll forget the term colleagues can't be your friends