Credit Risk Manager

We are seeking a strategic, finance-savvy Private Credit Officer with experience in venture capital, private equity, or structured lending to support our deal team in underwriting, due diligence, loan servicing, and ongoing portfolio management. This role requires a deep understanding of credit structures for investor-backed companies and strong analytical and relationship-management skills. Loan Origination & Structuring: Evaluate VC- and PE-backed companies for creditworthiness by analyzing financial statements, cap tables, investor profiles, and market dynamics Structure and originate loan products such as venture debt, acquisition financing, growth capital, and working capital lines Collaborate with internal teams (investment, legal, operations) to finalize term sheets, credit approvals, and legal documentation Due Diligence: Lead and coordinate financial, legal, operational, and management due diligence on prospective borrowers Assess company burn rate, revenue quality, unit economics, churn metrics, and customer concentration Review corporate governance documents, capitalization structures, intellectual property status, and key contracts Work closely with external counsel, third-party diligence providers, and internal stakeholders to validate underwriting assumptions Loan Servicing & Portfolio Management: Oversee onboarding and disbursement processes for newly originated loans Monitor loan performance, borrower compliance with covenants, financial reporting obligations, and key risk indicators Manage periodic portfolio reviews, risk grading, and exposure analysis Coordinate amendments, waivers, renewals, or restructurings as needed Serve as primary point of contact for borrowers post-close, ensuring a high-quality client experience and proactive issue resolution Relationship Management & Market Engagement: Build and maintain relationships with startup founders, CFOs, VC/PE partners, and advisory networks to drive deal flow Track market trends, sector developments, and capital market dynamics relevant to growth-stage lending