Full-Time
Product Analyst
Product Operations
Posted on 1/6/2026
Equifax
10,001+ employees
Credit reporting data analytics and risk
No salary listed
Sydney NSW, Australia
Hybrid
Hybrid: 3 days in office per week.
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- 2+ years in product operations, product management, product marketing and/or product design within a financial services or technology company
- Experience designing and executing complex operating rhythms at scale
- Excellent organisational and stakeholder management skills; you’re comfortable working with everyone from senior leadership to squad-level contributors
- Deep empathy for product teams and a passion for enabling them to do their best work.
- Ability to balance structure and flexibility—knowing when to formalise and when to adapt
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, and a knack for simplifying the complex
- Strong stakeholder management skills working across a global Product team
- Proficiency in using product collaboration and planning tools (e.g. Confluence, Jira, Aha, Walkme, etc)
- Design, coordinate, and continuously evolve our product operating cadences, including annual planning, half-yearly planning, monthly product reviews, and weekly team check-ins.
- Bring structure and impact to how we plan, execute, and measure product initiatives across a complex, multi-squad environment
- Work with the product and marketing teams to iterate on product marketing collateral as well as other GTM artifacts and activities such as Product innovation days
- Highlight improvement opportunities to common artefacts such as PRDs, roadmaps and other key documents across the portfolio
- Serve as a trusted point of coordination and facilitate communication between Product and other teams such as Technology, Finance, Marketing, Operations and Legal—bringing alignment and momentum to new product strategic initiatives and innovation (NPI).
- Take part in customer research and testing across product initiatives, seeking real world feedback on new and existing product lines
- Contribute to building models to demonstrate strategic opportunities, including investment and revenue
- Collaborate closely with the Senior Product Operations Manager to optimise product lifecycles and go-to-market strategies
- Support the creation of internal training materials for the use of new Product Operation processes or systems
- Work with Product Designers to standardise user research and feedback collection to inform product enhancements
- Proactively identify operational bottlenecks and propose solutions to the Product Operations Leadership
- Embrace a fast-paced, collaborative environment focused on delivering exceptional product experiences
- Champion internal tooling (experience in systems such as Aha, Walkme, Heap are highly desirable) and documentation hygiene, ensuring teams are equipped with the right resources and clarity
- Play a key role in building a strong, connected product culture that reflects Equifax's values—facilitating initiatives that improve team cohesion, collaboration, and trust
- Experience working in an Agile environment.
- Familiarity with Project planning technology, professional services, or technology sectors.
Equifax is a global data, analytics, and technology company that provides credit information and related services to businesses, governments, and consumers. It collects and analyzes large amounts of data to generate insights used for credit reporting, risk management, fraud detection, and identity verification. The company uses its Equifax Cloud to combine data with advanced analytics and machine learning, delivering credit reports, risk assessments, and global market insights to help clients make smarter decisions and improve customer experiences. Compared with competitors, Equifax emphasizes its large, differentiated data assets and integrated analytics platform to offer comprehensive, end-to-end solutions for credit and risk management. Its goal is to help clients assess credit risk, detect fraud, and explore opportunities more confidently in a changing financial landscape.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
1899
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- US mortgage revenue surged 38% in Q1 2026 to drive $1.65 billion total.
- AI expansion added 40 patents in 2025, launching 188 new products.
- Ataeva partnership launched TAPS and CYM tools on April 24, 2026.
What critics are saying
- Upstart captures 15% unsecured loan market by Q1 2026, bypassing bureau data.
- Senate hearings trigger CFPB fines slashing USIS revenue 10-15% in 2026.
- Iran conflict collapses mortgage originations 25% post-February 2026.
What makes Equifax unique
- Equifax aggregates data on 800 million consumers and 88 million businesses worldwide.
- Proprietary Equifax Cloud integrates machine learning for advanced credit analytics.
- Workforce Solutions provides employment verification via Verifier product.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Hybrid Work Options
Discounted Gym Memberships
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Mental Health Support
Company News
Equifax, a $22 billion data and analytics company, is expected to report fiscal Q1 2026 results soon, with analysts forecasting adjusted earnings per share of $1.69, up 10.5% year-over-year. The company has beaten Wall Street's earnings estimates for the past four consecutive quarters. For fiscal 2026, analysts expect adjusted EPS of $8.61, representing 12.6% growth, with further growth to $10.30 anticipated in fiscal 2027. Equifax shares have fallen 26.3% over the past year, underperforming the S&P 500's 22% gain. However, the stock rose 3.4% in February after reporting Q4 2025 revenue of $1.55 billion, exceeding guidance despite weak hiring and mortgage markets. Analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating with an average price target of $235.57, suggesting 29.2% upside potential.
Equifax's fair value estimate has been trimmed slightly to $237.35 from $237.60, as analysts debate whether concerns around pricing, regulation and competition warrant more cautious targets. Multiple firms, including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, cut price targets in early February amid scrutiny over execution and competitive pressures. BofA reinstated coverage with a Buy rating and $250 target, whilst UBS noted Medicaid tailwinds despite recent selloffs linked to Senate warnings and AI concerns. The stock faces broader sector pressure as investors assess AI capabilities. Meanwhile, Equifax launched new products including an AI-powered credit score planner called Optimal Path and fraud verification tools. The company also released a free myEquifax app featuring a car finance checker and credit monitoring.
Car finance saga: Millions of motorists to find out how they will be compensated. By PA News Agency Millions of motorists who were mis-sold a car loan will find out how they will be compensated (Alamy/PA) Millions of motorists who were mis-sold a car loan will find out how they will be compensated, as the finance watchdog shares its final plans for an industry-wide scheme. Final decisions on the long-awaited programme will be published by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on Monday afternoon. The regulator set out draft plans last year but it is likely to make several changes after receiving more than 1,000 responses to its consultation. Under the latest proposals, the scheme will cover car finance agreements taken out between April 6 2007 and November 1 2024. The FCA estimated that around 14 million deals, or 44% of all those made since 2007, were unfair and therefore eligible for compensation. Consumers were estimated to be compensated an average of £700 per agreement, but it will be more or less depending on individual cases. This was expected to come at a total cost of £11 billion to the industry, including the total payouts and the operational costs of running the scheme. Craig Tebbutt, a financial health expert for Equifax UK, said: "It has previously been estimated that average compensation levels could be in the region of £700 per agreement but the final details around the scale, scope and timelines are expected to be confirmed on Monday. "However, there is nothing to stop consumers checking their paperwork now and getting their details ready in the meantime." He said research by the credit reporting firm found that "many consumers don't know how to check their eligibility and expect the process to be a hassle, with old or missing paperwork being a real barrier". Equifax has launched a car finance checker within its new app that lets people see a list of their past agreements and copy the details, with motorists encouraged to send a complaint to their lender using a template on the FCA's website if they think they're eligible for a payout. Lenders and car finance providers had been challenging the FCA's proposals with some raising concerns that the expected amount of compensation is too high and does not accurately reflect what customers lost. On the other side, some consumer groups and MPs have argued that many motorists will be short-changed under the current plans. The FCA has already announced some changes that it is making to the process since the proposals were unveiled last year. This includes giving lenders more time to contact motor finance customers from when the scheme is officially launched. But it is also aiming to streamline the process by allowing those due redress to accept it immediately without waiting for a final determination. It thinks that this means million of people would receive compensation in 2026. More Stories
Equifax shares have fallen to $178.02 following a 9.84% decline over 30 days and a 26.38% drop over the past year, prompting investors to reassess the company's valuation. Despite the selloff, Equifax reported annual revenue growth of 8.93% and net income growth of 17.42%. Analysts maintain an average price target of $237.60, suggesting the stock is 25.1% undervalued, though they recently trimmed targets by $1 per share. However, valuation metrics present a mixed picture. Equifax trades at 32.4 times earnings, above its peer group at 31.5 times and the US Professional Services industry at 19.1 times. The premium multiple suggests the market may already be pricing in significant growth expectations, raising questions about whether current levels represent genuine value or require additional conviction.
Equifax launches credit risk assessment solution for the Portuguese market. Equifax has launched Risk Score Individuals, a solution for the Portuguese market that assesses credit risk in real time. The tool integrates data from the Bank of Portugal, official income records, and public registries to support financing decisions. March 21, 2026, 3:37 PM Equifax announced the launch of Risk Score Individuals, an analytical tool developed for the national market. The solution allows entities across various sectors to assess individual consumers' credit risk through real-time data integration. The model uses information from the Bank of Portugal's Central Credit Responsibility Registry (CRC) - with the applicant's consent - along with official income data (IRS) and public records of bankruptcies or debts to the State. The system calculates the probability of default within a six-month horizon. The integration of Risk Score Individuals is carried out through the InterConnect platform, allowing API access for automated decision-making in digital channels. According to the company, the tool aims to meet the requirements of the European Consumer Credit Directive (EU) 2023/2225, which establishes standards for solvency assessment. Jon Egaña, General Manager of Equifax Iberia, states that the solution uses data from multiple sources to present consumers' financial situation. The tool applies both to immediate credit approval and analysis of high-value operations, such as mortgage credit, enabling detection of legal actions or insolvency proceedings. "With this new solution, Equifax reinforces its commitment to supporting financial institutions and credit providers in Portugal in risk management, default prevention, and promotion of more responsible credit practices through the use of advanced data and analytics," reads the statement.