Underwriting · Open position

Underwriting Analyst

The Underwriting Analyst evaluates business funding applications by analyzing financial data, assessing risk, and making recommendations to funding providers in our network.

DepartmentUnderwriting
Employment typeFull-Time
LocationFort Lauderdale, FL
Work arrangementOn-Site
Posted

About the role

The Underwriting Analyst prepares clear, evidence-based evaluations of commercial financing applications for independent providers in our network. You will review bank activity, tax returns, credit information, and other business documents; identify patterns or gaps; and summarize relevant strengths, risks, and outstanding questions without making unsupported assumptions.

You will collaborate with sales and operations to obtain complete documentation, maintain a reliable audit trail, and present findings in a format providers can assess efficiently. The work requires financial fluency, careful handling of sensitive information, consistent application of internal procedures, and the judgment to escalate unusual or incomplete files.

Responsibilities

  • Analyze business bank statements, tax returns, and financial documents
  • Assess creditworthiness and business performance across various industries
  • Prepare funding recommendations and risk summaries for providers
  • Communicate with sales team to gather additional documentation as needed
  • Stay current on industry trends and underwriting best practices

Requirements

  • 2+ years of experience in underwriting, credit analysis, or commercial lending
  • Strong financial analysis and Excel skills
  • Ability to evaluate risk across diverse business types and industries
  • High attention to detail and ability to work under tight deadlines
  • Knowledge of MCA or alternative lending products preferred

What success looks like

  • Produce concise, traceable analyses that connect each recommendation to verified information in the application file
  • Flag missing, inconsistent, or time-sensitive information early enough to avoid preventable review delays
  • Apply review procedures consistently while recognizing when industry context or unusual cash-flow patterns require escalation
  • Protect confidential business information and maintain accurate records of documents, questions, and provider feedback
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