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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted thisDo you love working at the intersection of finance and technology? Are you passionate about process improvement and working cross functionally? Check out this opportunity below to gain exposure to innovative new products. Apply below!
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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted this🔍🔍Searching for a Fraud Fighter!! If you or someone you know would be a good fit, please reach out to our Recruiting team! Grab a seat aboard a rocket ship!🚀🚀
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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted thisNew Role!! Consumer Compliance focus within UDAAP and other compliance regulation. DM me if you have any questions. #FinTech #CrossRiverBank #Compliance
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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted thisNew opportunity with a growing Engineering team! Reach out directly if you have any questions! #CrossRiver #FinTech
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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted thisI'm #hiring. Interested in working on a fantastic team, creating meaningful #insights to drive decision making? Want to apply your #AI skills to deliver next generation reporting? Let's chat! #reporting #data #crossriver
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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted thisWe’re very proud and honored to roll-out the very first social media FDIC-insured banking platform in partnership with X. When fully available, X Money will deliver to hundreds of millions of X users intuitive and elegant payments and account functionalities with the full consumer protection and trust of a regulated entity. This is a game changer for consumers and the market at large from a technological, banking, and lifestyle perspective. Much more to come in the coming weeks! https://lnkd.in/dH4ZK7fA
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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted thisWe're hiring! Looking for a fair lending analytics SME to lead our Fair Lending Analytics team at Cross River. If you (or someone you know) has deep quantitative experience, thrives in a fast-paced, technology-driven environment, and wants to build something meaningful from the ground up — check out the role below and consider applying 👇 https://lnkd.in/gRQVH6bn
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Zach Noyer reposted thisZach Noyer reposted thisWe are hiring! Are you passionate about driving IT excellence from the ground up? We are seeking a hands-on Team Lead for the Enterprise Support team to lead our expanding IT support operations in Jerusalem and serve as the primary bridge to our global IT support departmentJob opportunity: Enterprise Systems Support Team LeadJob opportunity: Enterprise Systems Support Team Lead
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Zach Noyer liked thisZach Noyer liked thisWe’re proud to partner with GoodLeap to issue the GoodLeap Home Visa Signature Card. The card will be financed by a $50 million revolving credit facility, structured by our Principal Finance Group, and gives homeowners a flexible, lower-cost way to finance home improvement projects. As a full-stack financial infrastructure partner, we're combining warehouse lending, card issuance, and payment capabilities into a single, cohesive solution, making it easier to bring innovative products to market that service consumers meaningfully. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e8tJRFEK
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Zach Noyer liked thisZach Noyer liked thisWhen AI agents discover products and complete purchases on a buyer’s behalf, questions emerge about what's needed through every step of the transaction to make this work. Our Head of Product, Andrew Lambert, is exploring these questions at Money20/20 next month with Kaitlin Moran from Visa, John Piazza from Stripe, and Michelle Beyo from FINAVATOR INC. Through tracing an agent-initiated transaction from start to finish, they’re examining where shared standards for identity, trust, and compliance still need to evolve. If you’re attending, don’t miss it: https://lnkd.in/eYyZYFWM #Money2020 #AgenticCommerce
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Zach Noyer liked thisZach Noyer liked thisDo you love working at the intersection of finance and technology? Are you passionate about process improvement and working cross functionally? Check out this opportunity below to gain exposure to innovative new products. Apply below!
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Zach Noyer liked thisI’m thrilled to share that I’ve joined Bloomberg as Talent Management Lead. Looking forward to this next chapter — partnering with talented colleagues across the organization to help shape how we grow, develop and enable our people to thrive. Grateful for the opportunity and all that’s ahead! 🚀
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Zach Noyer liked thisZach Noyer liked thisI’ll be at Money20/20 with Cross River! If you’re looking to create agentic, onchain, and global solutions (even all at the same time!), let’s connect and discuss what we can build together. Book a meeting: https://lnkd.in/gmMR7tYk #Money2020
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Zach Noyer liked thisZach Noyer liked this"End of an era" as someone put it the other day. After 5.5 incredible years, I've said my goodbyes at Cross River. When I walked in the door, there was no #FinanceTransformation team -- just a blank canvas, a mandate, and a vision. What followed was one of the most rewarding chapters of my career: building a function from the ground up, betting big on Pigment, onboarding Preql AI, deploying Cross River's first AI agent, and proving that Finance can lead digital transformation, not just support it. But the tools and platforms aren't what I'll remember most. It's the #people. The team that carried transformation on their backs. The colleagues who challenged me, trusted me, and made me better. A legal colleague once called me the "plumber" -- I wore it as a badge of honor. Building pipes so data could flow the right way was never glamorous, but it mattered. To everyone at Cross River -- thank you. For the early mornings, the late nights, the offsite at #CitiField, the #WestPoint obstacle course, and every quarterly Tidbits newsletter I got to write. You gave me more than a role. You gave me a story worth telling. I'm excited about what's next. More to share soon. But the message hasn't changed: #LetsKeepBuilding.
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Zach Noyer liked thisZach Noyer liked thisComing out of Yom Kippur, I’ve been thinking about how important it is to make time to reflect. Yom Kippur has always been an important day for me and my family. It’s a chance to look back on the past year, appreciate what went well, recognize where there’s room to grow, and think about the person you want to continue becoming. For me, that’s what resonates most. No matter where we are in life, there’s always an opportunity to grow. To be a better husband, dad, friend, son, brother and person, and to keep getting a little better every year. Life moves fast, especially with two young kids, and Yom Kippur is a good reminder to slow down, reflect, appreciate what matters most, and keep striving to grow. And after a full day of fasting, I can also confirm that gratitude for food was pretty high on the list. Wishing everyone who observed a meaningful and healthy new year.
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Zach Noyer liked thisZach Noyer liked thisI'm thrilled to share that I've joined Husch Blackwell's Consumer Financial Services practice as a Partner! 🎉 After nearly 10 years serving in in-house legal leadership roles, I'm excited to return to a leading national law firm, working alongside some of the brightest attorneys in the Banking & FinTech space. (Marci Kawski, Susan Manship Seaman, Sabrina Neff, Catherine Albrecht-Wiese to name just a few!) I look forward to providing my clients creative, risk-informed solutions to ensure that they can continue to innovate and thrive in the rapidly evolving financial services industry. Here's to the next chapter! https://lnkd.in/dHSp_NTS #FinTech #ConsumerFinancialServices #BankingasaService #HuschBlackwell #TeamHB
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One small change I’d make to a lot of payments job ads: Be more specific than “payments”. I saw a Product Manager (Payments) role today. Reading the brief, it was really a Product Manager for merchant payments, processing, settlement and billing. That distinction matters. Someone from issuing, NPP, fraud or cross-border payments may have years of payments experience and still be nowhere near the person you need. The payments market is too specialised now for “payments” to do all the work. A more specific title will usually get you a more relevant response.
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