- Experience
- Any
- Salary
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- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 4 days ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Education
- Degree in economics, finance, mathematics, natural sciences, business, or related fields preferred
- Resume
- Required to apply
Where you'll work
Job description
About Raisin
Raisin stands as a leading global platform providing savings and investment products. Established in 2012, this fintech bridges consumers with banks across the EU, UK, and US to offer enhanced interest rates and diversified refinancing options. With a vision to break down barriers in savings and investments, Raisin opens up access to a vast €160 trillion market.
Presently, Raisin employs over 800 professionals from more than 75 countries, managing assets exceeding €80 billion from over a million investors, generating returns above €5 billion.
Team Overview
The Investment and Pension Products (IPP) team focuses on helping clients achieve returns beyond typical safe bank deposits. Their mission encompasses creating products that maximize returns balanced against risk and assist customers in selecting investments aligned with their risk tolerance.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage responsibilities across the full investment product lifecycle.
- Lead strategic initiatives such as launching new investment products, asset classes, and strategies.
- Act as a primary stakeholder in developing both financial and non-financial features of Raisin's web and mobile applications.
- Support communication efforts related to investments and capital markets for customer relationship management, webinars, and website content.
- Collaborate in identifying optimal exposure opportunities for customers to new asset classes through instrument evaluation and selection.
- Analyze customer data quantitatively and qualitatively to deepen understanding of investment behaviors.
- Serve as the main liaison for capital market matters across Raisin’s teams.
- Advocate and represent the team’s investment philosophy internally and externally.
Candidate Profile
- Broad expertise in investments with a generalist perspective; pension product experience is advantageous.
- Preferred educational background includes degrees in economics, finance, mathematics, or natural sciences.
- Alternatively, candidates with other qualifications, including business, demonstrating a commitment to evidence-based and empirical approaches in investments and business are valued.
- Capable of independent work, confident in making risk-informed decisions.
- Communication is precise and clear.
- Possess a good sense of humor and modesty.
- Focused on results but attentive to process quality.
- Familiarity with programming and basic software development workflows is a plus.
- Experience with pension products enhances candidacy.
Additional Information & Benefits
- Annual Employee Development Budget of €2,000 plus four dedicated training days.
- Flexible work hours, options for home office, and 30 vacation days yearly.
- Company pension scheme with employer contributions of 20%.
- Urban Sports Club membership subsidized by over €20 monthly, offering access to 50+ sports.
- Transport benefits including €25 monthly support for the Deutschland Ticket.
- Bike leasing through JobRad with tax advantages and coverage of monthly insurance costs.
- Office amenities with snacks, fresh fruit, and beverages provided daily.
- Potential relocation assistance for candidates moving from other cities or countries.
Diversity and Inclusion
Raisin promotes a welcoming and inclusive workplace for all individuals regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, gender, nationality, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, or gender identity. Applicants who may not meet all criteria but are enthusiastic about the role are encouraged to apply.