Hive Financial Systems is an Atlanta-based fintech that builds and operates the technology, analytics, and servicing behind a growing family of consumer lending portfolios. Our team of about 60 people combines lending, data science, engineering, and operations to help borrowers who are underserved by traditional credit get access to responsible, transparent loan products. We run on our PEACH values, hire using the Topgrading methodology, and believe that good growth is growth that performs, not just growth that shows up.
We are looking for a hands-on Marketing Manager to own paid acquisition and customer marketing across our lending portfolios. You will run our pay-per-click programs day to day, manage campaigns from budget to creative to reporting, and use modern AI tools to move faster and test more. You will work closely with our Lead Gen, Underwriting, Data & Analytics, and Compliance teams. At Hive, marketing performance is measured by loans that fund and perform, not just clicks or leads, so you will learn to connect campaign data to credit outcomes.
Hive Financial Systems is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.

Hive Financial Systems brings together decades of industry experience with sophisticated automation and technology expertise.
Our focus is in the sub-prime consumer lending vertical. Consumer lending continues to be in a state of disarray in a market that has yet to reconcile with the mistakes made leading up to the financial crisis. This psychological barrier in conjunction with the current regulatory environment has contributed mightily to incredibly tight consumer underwriting standards from traditional lenders (i.e. banks) despite the fact interest rates are very low and institutional capital has found its way back into the credit market.
At its simplest, the demand for alterative credit options is there, but the supply is not. It is very apparent that this market shortfall has created an arbitrage opportunity for unparalleled risk adjusted returns when compared to similar opportunities. The only question is whether or not market entrants have the skill and depth of knowledge to underwrite consumers by incorporating massive amounts of public and private data that has been ignored in making credit decision and if these companies can secure enough capital to effectively scale.