Dublin, Ireland or Kraków, Poland Hybrid model : office attendance twice a week Meet the Team: Cisco's Global Credit Underwriting team handles the extension of credit on behalf of Cisco.
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Responsibilities
In the capacity of a Credit Underwriter for the EMEA region, you will act as a strategic business advisor who bridges the gap between commercial enablement and rigorous risk management.
Your mandate includes setting credit lines for a diverse range of partners and customers while managing the underwriting of financing transactions that align with Cisco’s risk appetite and balance sheet requirements.
This is a high-impact position where your analytical output directly influences decision-making, requiring you to collaborate effectively across sales, operations, and finance to architect solutions that facilitate growth while maintaining a robust control environment.
Primary Tasks Examine and interpret financial statements and credit metrics to produce objective, documentation-backed assessments for new and existing customers and partners.
Assign risk ratings in strict accordance with Cisco’s internal credit policy.
Monitor aged debt and perform regular reviews of outstanding balances to identify emerging trends or credit deterioration.
Partner with sales, operations, and finance to architect complex transaction structures that support growth while mitigating risk.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in Finance, Economics, or Business Administration.
3 to 5 years of credit experience within the financial services sector or related industries Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
Strong communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.
Detail-oriented and able to work independently .
Preferred
Proficiency in French, Spanish or another European language. #LI-TK1 Why Cisco?
