Full-Time
Provides consumer financing and credit solutions
$75k - $120k/yr
Entry, Junior
No H1B Sponsorship
Newport Beach, CA, USA + 11 more
More locations: Stamford, CT, USA | Dallas, TX, USA | Chicago, IL, USA | Altamonte Springs, FL, USA | Charlotte, NC, USA | Alpharetta, GA, USA | Rapid City, SD, USA | New York, NY, USA | Kansas City, KS, USA | St Paul, MN, USA | Cincinnati, OH, USA
Occasional in-person engagement activities such as business or team meetings, training, and culture events may be required.
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Synchrony Financial provides consumer financing solutions, helping individuals access essential needs and everyday wants through various credit products. The company operates primarily in the U.S. market, linking consumers with a wide range of small- and mid-sized businesses, as well as health and wellness providers. Synchrony offers credit cards and other financing options, allowing consumers to make informed financial decisions. The company generates revenue through interest on its credit products and associated fees, distinguishing itself by focusing on a diverse ecosystem of businesses that cater to consumer needs.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Post IPO Equity
Headquarters
Stamford, Connecticut
Founded
1932
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