Sunstone Credit

Analyst, Loan Operations

Loan Operations, Financial Programs, Underwriting - New York City, NY - Full Time

About Us

Sunstone Credit (“Sunstone”) is on a mission to revolutionize commercial solar finance and energy transition finance.

Sitting at the intersection of climate, finance and technology, Sunstone is opening the door to a previously underserved segment in the solar industry by offering financing solutions that help businesses save money and reduce their carbon footprint by going solar and owning their own systems.
 
Founded in 2021 by successful serial founders, Sunstone has a strong backing from top VC firms and financial institutions that position our company for explosive growth in 2023 and beyond.
 
 We have partners and customers that are diverse, and we are building a team that reflects that.  Our team members can choose to work from either our Baltimore or NYC office, and every one of our colleagues shares in Sunstone’s success with meaningful equity ownership.
 
Climate change is the greatest challenge humanity has ever faced.  We are doing our part to stop it.  This is not just a job, it’s a mission – true believers only.  Come join our team!
 

About the Role

Sunstone is currently seeking an Associate of Loan Operations to join their Financial Programs team. As an Analyst of Loan Operations, you will be a vital member of the Loan Operations team. In this role, you will be responsible for helping to grow Sunstone's loan operations, supporting the day-to-day operations, and performing loan allocation per investor credit boxes, pricing, and policies. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a rapidly evolving role and industry, with autonomy and the ability to contribute to building a company that is agile, partner-focused, and value-driven.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Supporting the day-to-day operations, including loan origination, servicing, and portfolio management
  • You must have exceptional attention to detail and demonstrated ability to make (really good) decisions independently
  • Developing and implementing process improvements to enhance the efficiency and scalability of loan operations
  • Demonstrated organizational skills, strong written communication skills, and exceptional verbal communication skills – you will need to manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, provide updates to partners independently, and write policies/procedures.
  • Demonstrated willingness to dig into details – conduct research into issues, make recommendations to revise our support model, drive to a well-thought-out conclusion

Qualifications:

  • One years of previous financial services or FinTech experience – though not required, experience in a lending, servicing, or compliance capacity at an earlier stage start-up is a plus
  • A four-year college degree - MBA or other advanced degree is even better!
  • Thrive in situations that require initiative, thinking on your feet, and adaptation; excited by building something new and doing something for the first time
  • Exceptional attention to detail and demonstrated ability to make (really good) decisions independently
  • Demonstrated organizational skills, strong written communication skills, and exceptional verbal communication skills
  • Familiarity with Salesforce or other customer relationship management software and experience with implementing project management tools
  • Located in New York City area

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