Are you ready to launch your career in financial services? Do you enjoy building relationships and helping others succeed? This graduate role is perfect if you're looking to launch a career in Finance. Join an award-winning mortgage aggregator in Brisbane. Company profile - Financial Services Join one of
Australia's leading mortgage aggregators, known for their innovative technology and people-first culture.
For over a decade, their expert team has supported mortgage and asset finance brokers nationwide, empowering them with the tools, products, and knowledge they need to thrive.
You'll be based in their
Brisbane office, surrounded by passionate finance professionals who are eager to share their experience and help you grow.
Job description - Finance Graduate As a
Finance Graduate, you'll support their brokers and lending manager ensuring everything is running smoothly.
This is a fantastic opportunity to
build your knowledge of the lending industry, work closely with experienced managers, and make a real impact by
strengthening relationships between brokers, funders, and internal teams.
Job responsibilities - Finance Graduate Your role as a
Finance Graduate will include (but not be limited to):
- Handle broker and customer enquiries
- Build and maintain strong relationships with brokers
- Support Lending Managers and senior leaders with reporting, data accuracy, and operational tasks.
- Keep up to date with policy of funder policies and system processes
- Represent the business at internal and industry events as required
Job requirements - Finance Graduate - Strong communication and relationship building skills
- High attention o detail and a proactive, self-motivated approach
- Eager to learn and develop a career in the financial services or lending industry
- Customer service or sales support experience (financial services experience is a plus)
- Exposure to CRM systems is advantageous
- Confident with Microsoft Office Suite
- Cert IV in Finance & Mortgage Broking or equivalent (preferred but not required)
- Lending or credit knowledge is desirable but not essential
