Role: Recoveries & Customer Care Specialist
Location: Hong Kong-based; you must have Hong Kong work rights
Work arrangement: Remote
Compensation: HKD 360,000 per year (HKD 30,000 per month)
You'll be joining a fast-growing international fintech that provides flexible funding solutions to SMEs across APAC and Europe. The business has already funded more than $5B in loans and continues to scale.
What You'll Do
Who We're Looking For
You'll likely do well here if you're comfortable working across both customer care and recoveries, and you can stay calm, clear, and organised when conversations get difficult.
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What's In It For You
About The Company
A fast-growing international fintech providing flexible funding solutions that help SMEs grow. Founded in Australia and now operating across multiple markets in APAC and Europe, the business has funded over $5B in loans and continues to scale quickly. It is known for a high-performing, people-first culture, with recognition for its diversity and customer experience.
How To apply
Ploomo is supporting this process as the exclusive talent partner and is running a structured selection process on behalf of the company.
After applying, you will receive an email from Ploomo with further instructions, including a short online assessment designed to help us understand your thinking style and mindset. It takes around 15–20 minutes to complete. There are no right or wrong answers — the focus is on alignment.
To be considered for shortlisting, you will need to complete the assessment.
Please keep an eye on your inbox, including your spam or junk folder, and mark emails from `@ploomo.io` as safe so you do not miss any communication.
If you have any issues receiving the email or completing the assessment, please contact candidates@ploomo.io
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