Business Analyst Public Sector LATAM

Mexico City

POWER A WORLD OF TRUST

Incode is the leading provider of world-class identity solutions that is reinventing the way humans authenticate and verify their identities online to power a world of digital trust.

Through our revolutionary identity solutions, we are unleashing the business potential of universal industries including finance, government, retail, hospitality, gaming, and more, by reducing fraud and transforming human interactions with data, products, and services.

We’re in the process of rapidly scaling our diverse global team and we’re looking for entrepreneurial individuals and leaders who are curious, driven, and excited by ownership to join a Unicorn-status scale-up!

Responsibilities:

  • Data collection & analysis: Gather and analyze data from public sources, government reports, and industry benchmarks to support decision-making with data-driven recommendations. 
  • Legislative tracking: Monitor relevant legislation and regulatory changes across local, state, and federal levels. Keep stakeholders informed of developments that may impact the organization. 
  • Strategic planning support: Help design strategies to engage government officials, influence policy outcomes, and advocate for our interests. 
  • Report preparation: Create reports, presentations, and briefings for senior leadership, outlining the impact of government activity and proposing actionable strategies. 
  • Compliance monitoring: Identify potential risks and advise on regulatory compliance and mitigation strategies. 
  • Cross-functional collaboration: Work closely with Legal and Public Affairs to ensure alignment in government relations and compliance efforts. 

 

Skills and competencies 

  • Data collection: ability to gather and interpret data from various public and government sources. 
  • Critical thinking: Assess information objectively to support decision-making 
  • Understanding of government processes: Knowledge of how legislation is drafted, passed, and implemented at the local, state, and federal levels. 
  • Writing proficiency: Strong ability to produce clear, concise reports, briefings, and policy summaries. 
  • Presentation skills: Capable of delivering insights effectively to members of the organization. 
  • Public affairs awareness: Understanding how policy decisions impact organizational objectives. 

 

Qualifications and Required Experience 

  • 2 or 3 years of professional experience working in government, highly regulated industries or government-related roles (financial industry, pharma) 
  • Strong capacity to review complex documentation and build reports, make recommendations, presentations to the leadership team 
  • Comfortable working independently with little supervision 

 

8 Aspects of our Culture:

  • Values are what we value
  • High performance
  • Freedom & responsibility
  • Context, not control
  • Highly aligned, loosely coupled
  • Continuous Feedback
  • Pay Top of Market
  • Promotions & Development
  • Learn more about Life at Incode!

Benefits & Perks:

  • Meaningful Equity
  • Flexible Working Hours & Workplace
  • Open Vacation Policy
  • Wellness Program
  • International Travel Opportunities
  • Additional benefits package according to location (401k, medical insurance, etc.)

Equal Opportunities:

Incode is an equal opportunity employer, committed to creating a diverse and inclusive work environment. We take great pride in having an inclusive, diverse, and global team and are always looking for talented and passionate people from all backgrounds and walks of life.

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