Cooperative financial institution offering credit, accounts, cards and investments
Unicred is a Brazilian cooperative financial institution whose current hiring is dominated by finance and sales roles, many at manager level, pointing to expansion of member-facing branch and credit operations. Its job posts center on credit-cycle monitoring and recovery, backed by data projects such as predictive recovery and next-best-action collection models on a Java/Spring, Kafka, Kubernetes and Power BI stack.
Notable leadership hires: Tech Lead
Unicred operates as a cooperative financial institution in Brazil, where members are owners of the business and share in its results. Its product range covers checking accounts, credit lines and financing, investments, private pension plans, cards and insurance. The system runs on a two-level organizational structure with 25 cooperatives, roughly 372 business units and a national central office with hubs in Florianópolis, Belo Horizonte and Porto Alegre. The headquarters entity listed here is based in São Paulo with 201–500 employees.
Unicred's stack includes Java with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, Redis, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Docker, Kubernetes, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, AWS, Dynatrace, Grafana and Power BI.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in Brazil, led by finance and sales roles with a heavy share of manager-level positions, plus smaller openings in operations, data, support, engineering and security.
Job posts point to a predictive credit recovery model, next-best-action models for debt collection, credit-cycle monitoring, Pix system work and automation of repetitive monitoring tasks.
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