Scenario Analyst
Reports to: Sales Leader
Level: Entry level. Full training provided.
Must have: Working Excel, strong attention to detail, clear phone and email manner, able to work a daily queue to completion.
Nice to have: Any exposure to finance, or finance study.
In one line: A focused, numerate person who will learn to issue conditional approvals on broker applications.
Scenario Analyst | Entry level | Eight Mile Plains
BiiGGA is an Australian working capital lender and part of the Attvest Group. We fund established Australian businesses from $10,000 to $500,000, same day, direct and through a growing national broker channel.
We are looking for a Scenario Analyst to join our Brisbane office. You will assess applications that come to us from finance brokers and issue conditional approvals. You do not need lending experience. You need good Excel, a careful eye and the willingness to learn credit properly. We will teach you the rest.
What you will do
• Assess broker applications against our credit policy using bank data, trading history and turnover
• Issue conditional approvals within our same day service standard
• Chase missing information and keep files moving
• Work in Excel every day, building and checking your own workings
• Talk to brokers on the phone and by email with clear, straight answers
• Keep the CRM and scenario register accurate
What we are looking for
• Working Excel skills.
• Attention to detail.
• Focus and follow-through. This is a queue role and you will finish the list.
• Confident, professional communication with brokers who fund deals for a living.
• A real appetite to learn.
Recent graduates and career starters are encouraged to apply. Lending experience is a bonus, not a requirement.
What is on offer
• $60,000 to $70,000 TEC including superannuation
• Permanent full time, Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm, Eight Mile Plains office
• Structured training from people doing it every day
• A visible seat in a scaling business, with a clear pathway into credit or sales
• The stability and pace of a scale-up
Applicants must have full Australian working rights.
- Published on 01 Sep 2026, 11:41 AM