Brighte Capital

Senior Credit Specialist

Join Brighte Capital in Sydney as a Senior Credit Specialist. Manage vendor accreditation, assess credit risk, and collaborate with teams to support energy transition. Enjoy perks like free lunches, social events, and employee share options in a dynamic fintech environment.
Brighte Capital
Brighte Capital
Sydney, Australia On-site Full time UTC+10:00

Brighte Capital

Company Overview

Name

Brighte Capital

Headquarters

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Founded

2015

Size

Approximately 110 employees (source: ibisworld.com). Revenue of $48.051 million for the year ending June 2024 (source: ibisworld.com).

What They Do

Brighte Capital, operating as Brighte, is a private fintech company that specializes in providing point-of-sale financing solutions aimed at facilitating affordable access to sustainable home upgrades, particularly in the renewable energy sector. Founded in 2015, the company initially started as a digital payments platform connecting homeowners with home improvement businesses but has since evolved to focus on enabling the adoption of solar energy, batteries, and other energy-efficient upgrades (source: rocketreach.co). Brighte's innovative financing model allows homeowners to access 0% interest payment plans while ensuring that over 2,200 partner vendors receive instant lump-sum payments, effectively streamlining the process of acquiring sustainable products (source: climatebase.org). The company primarily targets Australian residential customers and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) looking to invest in solar panels, energy management systems, and electrification solutions (source: climatebase.org). By focusing exclusively on sustainability financing, Brighte differentiates itself from traditional lenders, positioning itself as a leader in the green energy sector (source: rocketreach.co).

Projects & Track Record

Brighte Capital has made significant strides in promoting the adoption of renewable energy across Australia, having processed over $1.9 billion in finance applications and assisted more than 150,000 households in installing solar energy systems. This collective effort has resulted in the generation of approximately 2,400 GWh of clean energy and a reduction of over 1.6 million metric tonnes of CO2e emissions annually (source: brighte.com.au). While Brighte does not directly develop renewable energy projects, its financing solutions have enabled widespread adoption of solar installations, contributing to a growing demand for sustainable homes, which is projected to reach $1 billion by mid-2025 (source: brighte.com.au). The company has established partnerships with over 2,200 SMEs across Australia, facilitating solar, battery, and electric vehicle upgrades, although specific project names are not detailed (source: brighte.com.au). Key clients include OVO Energy Australia and CIT, with collaborative initiatives aimed at promoting renewable energy solutions, particularly for women-led projects in the ACT (source: brighte.com.au).

Recent Developments

In recent years, Brighte has achieved notable milestones, including reaching $1 billion in sustainable home demand and announcing its commitment to carbon neutrality by 2025. On June 19, 2025, Brighte became the principal partner of Solar Cutters, a move aimed at supporting solar installers across Australia (source: brighte.com.au). The company has also engaged in several strategic partnerships, such as the collaboration with evee on August 5, 2024, to offer tailored sustainability solutions, and a partnership with OVO Energy Australia on May 24, 2024, to provide affordable energy equipment (source: brighte.com.au). Additionally, Brighte has been involved in empowering women in renewable initiatives through its collaboration with CIT, which was announced on April 19, 2024 (source: brighte.com.au). The company also secured a $100 million Series C funding round, led by Grok Ventures, further solidifying its financial position in the market (source: zoominfo.com).

Working There

Brighte offers a diverse range of roles across various departments, including engineering, product management, sales and marketing, and operations, primarily based at its Sydney headquarters located at 1 Margaret St. The company culture is characterized by a strong emphasis on innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning, fostering an environment that supports employee well-being (source: salestools.io). The headquarters features modern amenities such as open-plan offices, flexible seating arrangements, wellness rooms, and fitness centers, all designed to promote dynamic teamwork and productivity (source: salestools.io). While specific benefits packages are not publicly documented, Brighte is committed to providing professional growth opportunities in a supportive environment, appealing to individuals passionate about accelerating clean energy through financial solutions (source: salestools.io).


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Job Description

Our mission is to make consumer energy resources (CER) affordable and accessible for everyone.

Brighte is building the platform to enable and accelerate the energy transition by making it affordable, easy and less risky to buy and sell energy equipment.

Our founder and CEO, Katherine McConnell, has been awarded Telstra Businesswoman of the Year in 2020 as well as winning the Sustainability Crusader award at B&T's 2023 Women Leading Tech Awards. She is a passionate and humble leader who has a human-first approach to business.

As a business in 2025, we have been named an AFR Sustainability Leader within the Banking and Finance category, and won the inaugural Sustainability Award at the Affies in 2024!

About the Role

This role plays a key part in protecting and growing Brighte's vendor network. You'll assess new vendor applications, monitor ongoing risk and compliance, and partner with Sales, Credit Policy, and Risk teams to make smart, commercially balanced decisions. This is a hands-on role for someone who thrives on sound judgement, stakeholder engagement, and getting things done.

What You'll Do

  • Own the end-to-end accreditation process, assessing new vendor applications and making commercial decisions that balance growth opportunities with risk.
  • Investigate and analyse vendor credentials, reviewing credit data, licences, references, capabilities, and supporting documentation to determine suitability.
  • Be a trusted risk advisor, providing clear recommendations on accreditation outcomes and partnering with senior stakeholders on complex cases.
  • Monitor and manage vendor risk, identifying emerging issues, adverse trends, compliance concerns, and opportunities to strengthen portfolio quality.
  • Build strong relationships with vendors and internal teams, guiding applicants through accreditation, resolving queries, and delivering exceptional service.
  • Partner across Sales, Operations, Risk, Compliance, and Credit Policy, helping drive timely decisions while maintaining strong governance standards.
  • Help shape and improve our vendor risk framework, contributing to process enhancements, reporting, controls, and scalable operational practices.

What You'll Bring

  • ~2 to 3 years in credit assessment, credit operations, or a vendor or merchant risk function within a financial institution or fintech
  • End-to-end accreditation or credit assessment experience, including document verification, credit bureau analysis, and risk flag identification
  • Experience with vendor monitoring, milestone reviews, and escalating conduct or compliance concerns
  • Comfortable conducting outbound calls and managing direct vendor engagement as part of day-to-day operations
  • Working knowledge of Australian credit risk principles and responsible lending obligations in a regulated environment
  • Effective stakeholder management across Operations, Credit Policy, Risk and Compliance, and Sales
  • Organised and self-directed, with sound analytical judgement and strong written and verbal communication skills

What's in it for you?

  • Free lunch! Yes, there is such a thing. Tasty Tuesday means lunch on us and great company. From tacos, to sushi, to charcoal chicken, it's a delicious way to catch up, unwind and connect.
  • Get social. We host a range of social activities at Brighte. A fan-favourite being our weekly Thursday social event, where you can catch up with colleagues over a drink, snack and a game of table tennis.
  • Share in our success. You'll be given the opportunity to join our Employee Share Option Plan (ESOP).
  • Snacks galore, who doesn't love that? Our thoughtfully stocked pantry includes snacks to suit your every mood, plus a curated collection of wines and beer on tap for those looking to unwind or enjoy a social moment.
  • End-of-trip facilities. Cycle in to work, lock up your wheels and shower in our end-of-trip facilities, complete with towel service and hair dryers.
  • Anniversary leave. Your dedication won't go unnoticed, enjoy an extra day to celebrate your work anniversary with us.

Our Hiring Process - what to expect?

At Brighte, we use AI every day, and we hire people who do too. We're looking for people who have lived or are living the AI transformation and will bring that thinking to how they work. That's why all roles include an assessment designed to see how you put AI to work. There's no right tool (we use Claude, but you can use whatever you're most comfortable with), and there's no trick to it - we want to see how you think. We'll talk about this in more detail if you're invited to a phone screen with our Talent team.

Towards the end of our hiring process, we require all candidates to undertake references and background checks, which include a police check, anti-money laundering and bankruptcy checks.

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About the role

August 13, 2026

August 13, 2026

Full time

On-site

Company

Solar Energy, Energy Storage

Brighte Capital

brighte.com.au

  •  Sydney, Australia

2 to 3 years

UTC+10:00