Loans Analyst, Agriculture Underwriting; Bilingual

Position: Loans Analyst, Agriculture Underwriting (Bilingual)
Job Overview  Closing Date: 06/24/2026. Worker Type:
Term (Fixed Term). Language(s)

Required:

Bilingual (English and French). Term Duration: 24 months. Salary Range: $83,040 - $112,340, plus eligible performance‑based incentive.
Company  At FCC, we are a federally owned Crown corporation committed to investment in Canadian agriculture and food. We provide financing, knowledge resources, and business management software to over 103,000 customers nationwide.
What You’ll Do   Review financing requests ranging from $1.5M to $40M by analyzing financial statements, understanding operations, and identifying risks.
Support financing programs with industry partners by confirming each deal fits program guidelines and risk expectations, helping partners deliver customer financing.
Collaborate with Operations, Alliances, Customer Service Centre colleagues, partners, and Credit Risk to align on deal structure, risk, and next steps, moving applications efficiently.
Prepare concise, accurate credit submissions that clearly explain deal structure, key risks, and rationale to support consistent decision‑making.
Apply sound judgment and follow lending policies and processes to ensure decisions are consistent, compliant, and aligned with FCC’s risk appetite.

What You’ll Bring   A degree in agricultural finance, business, commerce, economics, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Minimum of 4 years of experience in lending, credit analysis, or a related financial services environment.
Strong knowledge of agricultural industry trends, risk mitigation, business structures, financial analysis, and accounting principles.
Experience assessing deals of varying size and complexity and applying lending policies, procedures, and authorization processes.
Strong relationship‑building, communication, and judgment skills, with the ability to balance customer service and risk.
Proficiency with standard software applications and computer‑based work tools.
Intermediate proficiency in both official languages (English and French) is required.

Preferred Qualifications   Experience presenting and defending credit recommendations to stakeholders.
Experience working across teams to move lending decisions forward.
Demonstrated ability to apply sound credit judgment in ambiguous situations.
Equity and Inclusion Statement  We encourage qualified applicants, including members of the following employment equity groups:
Indigenous Peoples, members of visible minority groups, persons with disabilities, and women. To request an accommodation during the recruitment process, email Tal

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