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Senior BI / Data Analyst
Mamamoney · Cape Town, ZA
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Who we are: Mama Money is a growth-stage fintech on a mission to improve the financial lives of migrants and underserved communities across Africa and beyond. What started in 2015 as a cross-border payments service has grown into a multi-product financial platform. We give people the tools to send, save, and manage money — on their own terms, at a socially fair price. Mama HQ is in beautiful Cape Town, South Africa. We're 153 people strong (and counting), representing 19 countries across Africa, Asia, the UK, and Europe. From remittances to a growing range of financial products, everything we build is in service of people who deserve better. Our culture reflects that same commitment. We look after our team the way we want them to look after our customers. "Just be lekker!" means we trust our talented, diverse people to do what's right and make it happen — simply and with heart. We've earned a few accolades, built lasting partnerships, and grown our reach in ways we're proud of. We've had good times and tough times, but our focus has never shifted. People over profit, always. We’re looking for a Senior BI / Data Analyst to turn Mama Money’s data into answers the whole business can trust. You’ll sit where analysis meets BI engineering — digging into the numbers to understand how our customers behave and how the business is performing, and building the models and dashboards that let everyone else find those answers for themselves. This is a role for someone who loves the analysis and the craft behind it in equal measure. You’re as happy investigating why a metric moved as you are shaping the semantic layer so the same number means the same thing everywhere it appears. If you like turning messy questions into clear, reliable answers — and building things once so they scale — you’ll feel right at home.