**About us**: Kiva is a global nonprofit, founded in 2005, with a mission to expand financial access and help underserved communities thrive. Kiva unlocks capital for borrowers through crowdfunded loans supported by individuals around the world. Lenders on Kiva can start with as little as $25 to support causes that matter most to them, whether that's gender equity and support for women, refugees, climate change, small businesses, agriculture, and more. Since our founding, over two million people have invested $1.9 billion in real dreams and real opportunity, spanning more than 90 countries and 4.7 million borrowers. As we work toward our mission, Kiva invests in building and retaining a global team of talent to add to our values-driven and digital-first culture. Our organization is supported by over 700 volunteers and 130+ full time employees dispersed around the world, as well as within team hubs located in San Francisco, Portland, New York, Nairobi, Bogota, and Bangkok. Kiva's team is growing as we pursue exciting new opportunities to scale our impact and create a financially inclusive world. **Kiva's values**: Impact first - This is why we exist. This is the drumbeat we march to. Every day. Extreme ownership - Own it; you, your relationships, your impact. Insist that others support you and hold you accountable. Be curious and bold - Never stop learning. Question assumptions. Take Risks and dream big. Inclusion. Equity. Diversity. - Without reservation and without caveat. In our hiring, in our workplace and in our impact in the world. Honor and integrity - Do the most right thing in the most right way. Cherish diversity and respect each other. Love and kindness always - Say what you mean. Mean what you say. And don't say it mean. Clarity. Courage. Kindness. **Role overview**: Kiva's **Impact Investments **team works with investees from all over the world, including lending partners who fundraise on Kiva.org, as well as investees accepting debt financing from funds managed by Kiva's traditional impact investing arm, Kiva Capital Management. The team is responsible for sourcing, monitoring and managing relationships with investees, onboarding and training new partners, and ensuring that all funding relationships are compliant with relevant policies and aligned with Kiva's social mission and strategic focus. The **Impact Investments **team includes staff based in the US, Colombia, Kenya, and Thailand, who manage Kiva's investment relationships in every region of the world. We are looking for a talented and highly motivated professional to join our team. At this time, we can only consider applicants with authorization to work in Colombia on a permanent, full-time basis; unfortunately we cannot provide visa sponsorship. **Key responsibilities include**: - Relationship Management — Develop strong relationships with potential and existing investees. - Investment Monitoring — In collaboration with team members, monitor assigned Investments (both remotely and in person), including risk, financial performance, social performance, and compliance with Kiva policies and covenants. - Due Diligence — Conduct desk and on-site due diligence of potential Investments to assess prospects' financial and social performance. Present potential Investments for approval by the Investment Committee. - Deal Structuring — Participate in negotiations on Investment terms and conditions with the goal of maximizing impact at scale while ensuring Kiva remains efficient and sustainable. - Technical and Operational Support — Assist in onboarding new Investees, act as liaison, communicate Kiva policy to these Investees and update Kiva stakeholders on new developments and/or issues. Country/Region Expertise — Provide Kiva with expert guidance on local market conditions in key markets where Kiva manages significant Investment volume. - Strategic Partnerships — Manage active relationships with other funders of assigned Investees; seek out co-investment opportunities where possible. **Preferred qualifications**: - Technical experience with lending/investing in private companies, including financial statement analysis. - 5+ years of work experience in Investment Management, Finance, International Business, Economic Development, or related role. - **Full professional fluency in Spanish and English required; Portuguese a big plus.**: - Experience investing in, or working professionally in, countries in Latin America. - Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree a plus. - Flexible and willing to adjust schedules in order to work across varying time zones. - Able to travel 20% of the time and to adapt to the various work environments travel presents. - Effective while working remotely. - Strong communication skills, including the ability to tailor communications to a wide variety of audiences and stakeholders, across multiple cultures. - Ability to network extensively and manage relationships effectively. - Ability to man