Summer 2026
Updated on 8/1/2026
Provides consumer credit cards and financing
No salary listed
No H1B Sponsorship
Stamford, CT, USA
Hybrid
Relocation is supported for moves of 50 miles or more; the role requires commuting to a nearby hub for in-person activities.
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Synchrony Financial provides consumer financing solutions in the United States, mainly through credit cards and other lending options. Consumers receive credit lines or cards issued by Synchrony to purchase goods and services and pay over time, with the company earning interest and related fees. The business differentiates itself with a large network of merchants across multiple sectors, including health and wellness, allowing financing at many points of sale and offering tailored terms to both shoppers and partner businesses. Its goal is to make financing easy and accessible for everyday purchases while helping partner businesses grow by expanding payment options.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Stamford, Connecticut
Founded
1932
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Synchrony Financial reported second-quarter 2026 net earnings of $885 million, with record purchase volume of nearly $50 billion, up 8% year over year. New account growth and higher active accounts drove the performance. Credit trends remained stable, with the net charge-off rate improving to 5.43% from 5.70% a year earlier. Delinquency levels were generally in line with last year. The company raised its full-year 2026 outlook, now expecting earnings per share of $9.25 to $9.50 and full-year net charge-offs below 5.5%. Synchrony returned $950 million to shareholders through buybacks and dividends whilst maintaining a 13.2% common equity tier 1 ratio. The firm added or renewed over 15 partners during the quarter, including Suzuki Motor and Roto-Rooter.
Synchrony Financial reported second-quarter revenue of $2.38 billion, missing analyst estimates of $3.74 billion by 36.4%. The consumer financial services company saw sales fall 34.7% year on year. Despite the revenue shortfall, Synchrony exceeded earnings expectations with GAAP profit of $2.59 per share, beating consensus estimates of $2.13 by 21.4%. Net interest income came in at $4.61 billion, below the expected $4.76 billion. The company's net interest margin was 15.1%, slightly under the 15.2% analyst forecast. Tangible book value per share reached $42.01, up 14.9% year on year and 8.9% above estimates. Synchrony powers over 73 million active accounts through partnerships with brands including Amazon, PayPal, and Lowe's, providing credit cards and banking products.
Synchrony has opened its largest global Experience Center in Hyderabad, India, alongside a redesigned Innovation Station. The nearly 6,000-square-foot facility is the company's third Experience Center worldwide, following two in the United States. The immersive hub allows employees, customers, and partners to engage with Synchrony's products and technologies through interactive customer journeys, VR demonstrations, and real-world business applications across its various platforms. The adjacent Innovation Station enables colleagues to explore emerging technologies, build prototypes, and participate in hackathons. India plays a growing role in Synchrony's global operations, with teams developing AI-powered solutions, cloud-native applications, and cybersecurity capabilities. The company employs over 6,000 people in India, supporting its technology, operations, analytics, and risk functions worldwide.
Synchrony opens its largest global Experience Center in Hyderabad. The new facility highlights India's growing role in technology, AI and enterprise capabilities across Synchrony's global operations. JULY 16, 2026, 2:13 AM US-based Synchrony has launched its largest global Experience Center and a reimagined Innovation Station at its Hyderabad campus. With this, it wants to strengthen its investment in India as a hub for technology, innovation and enterprise capabilities. The consumer financing company said the new centre is a nearly 6,000-square-foot facility, making it the company's third Experience Center worldwide, after two centres in the United States. The Experience Center allows employees, customers and partners to explore Synchrony's products, technologies and enterprise capabilities through interactive customer journeys, virtual reality demonstrations and business use cases. The Innovation Station will support prototype development, technology exploration, innovation challenges and hackathons, the company said.
Synchrony launches free skilled-trades degree pathway for employees. New program enables eligible employees to earn associate degrees in HVAC, electrical, welding and more with tuition covered by the company Women in the Trades Forum convenes industry leaders to strengthen the pipeline for tech-enabled trade careers WEST CHESTER, Ohio, July 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - At Synchrony's Women in the Trades forum, hosted with leading nonprofit partners, company leaders unveiled a new program enabling all U.S. employees, after three months of service, to earn a debt-free associate degree through community and technical college programs in high-demand fields like HVAC, electrical, plumbing and welding, building skills that support critical roles in data center operations and advanced mechanics. Demand for these roles is accelerating, with nearly 500,000 skilled trade jobs unfilled today in the U.S., and by 2030, another 2.1 million more positions could go unfilled. As smart systems, connected equipment and AI tools become standard, technicians are combining hands-on expertise with digital fluency, opening new opportunities in modern skilled trades. "Skilled trades power our homes, businesses and local economies and provide an essential service to people and families, yet the talent gap is growing," said Kelli Nesseth, Senior Vice President and GM at Synchrony. "This program gives our people a debt-free associate degree pathway, building in-demand skills for the future across the industries we serve and opening doors, even to business ownership." Held at Synchrony's Cincinnati-West Chester office, the Women in the Trades forum convened dozens of women leaders to share best practices in board-level training, mentorship and leadership, and to accelerate the next wave of skilled trade talent. Behind the statistics are real families and neighborhoods. When technicians are scarce, urgent home repairs can take longer and cost more, delaying work that keeps homes safe and livable and putting basic fixes further out of reach for those who need them most. Filling these vital roles strengthens local economies and supports Synchrony's Home partners, especially the small and medium-sized businesses hit hardest by the skills shortage, by reducing backlogs, responding faster and growing local talent pipelines with job-ready credentials aligned to employer needs. "Synchrony's new tuition program and scholarship support are the investments we need to help more people, including women, enter high-demand trade careers," said Jane Sidebottom, President of Women in HVACR (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration). "As the skills gap widens, building a job-ready pipeline is essential for the next generation of leaders and the customers and communities they'll serve." skilled trades skilled trade skilled trade jobs associate degree