About this role
Role Overview
The Disputes Operations and Strategy position at OnePay is a full-time remote opportunity based in the United States, designed for professionals with at least five years of experience in process optimization. This role suits individuals who want to lead daily dispute workflows and execute overall servicing strategies with an emphasis on artificial intelligence automation.
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Salary and Benefits
About the Company
OnePay operates as a consumer fintech platform that combines banking, high-yield savings, credit cards, point-of-sale lending, investing, and cryptocurrency into a single destination. The platform partners with employers, gig platforms, and human capital management providers to deliver embedded financial services to millions of frontline workers. Backed by Walmart and Ribbit Capital, OnePay focuses on eliminating high fees and low rates to help Americans grow their money efficiently.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official OnePay careers page to submit their application for the Disputes Operations & Strategy position.
Questions candidates ask
What is the salary range for the Disputes Operations & Strategy role?
The annual base salary ranges from $90,000 to $140,000 USD, accompanied by stock options, health benefits from Day 1, and a 401(k) plan with a company match.
Is this job remote?
Yes, this position is remote-friendly for applicants located within the United States.
What level of experience is required?
Candidates must have 5 or more years of experience in operations or process optimization teams, with a track record of scaling systems through technology and automation.
What are the core technical focuses of this position?
The role heavily focuses on AI-driven automation, utilizing LLMs, prompt engineering, and advanced analytics to optimize dispute intake, investigations, chargebacks, and resolution workflows.
What background is considered a nice-to-have for applicants?
Preferred additions include domain expertise in fraud or chargebacks, knowledge of Regulation E and Z alongside Mastercard network rules, and background experience in fast-paced fintech environments.
