Commercial credit risk, monitoring and collections platform for Australian businesses
CreditorWatch runs a credit management platform on AWS (ECS Fargate, Aurora, API Gateway) with Databricks, Snowflake, SageMaker and MLflow for data and modeling, plus a deep Salesforce CPQ and Billing footprint. Hiring is accelerating and sales-led, with a security cluster behind it: job posts point to CI/CD security controls, supply-chain hardening and end-of-life runtime risk, while early MCP adoption signals agentic AI moving into operations.
CreditorWatch is a Sydney-headquartered, privately held company founded in 2010 that provides commercial credit data and credit management software. Its products span customer onboarding, online credit applications, automated credit decisions, ongoing credit risk monitoring and debt collection, with KYC/AML capabilities alongside. It focuses on Australian businesses, including SMEs, and operates as an ASIC information broker. The company employs 201-500 people and hires in Australia.
CreditorWatch runs on AWS (ECS Fargate, Aurora, API Gateway, Secrets Manager) with Terraform and Datadog, Databricks, Snowflake, SageMaker and MLflow for data and ML, Angular and React on the front end, and Salesforce CPQ and Billing.
Yes, hiring is accelerating in Australia, led by sales roles, with additional openings in security, engineering and product across manager, mid and senior levels.
Current initiatives include an internal developer platform, security controls embedded in CI/CD pipelines, agentic AI for incident root-cause analysis, and an AI-led roadmap for monitoring, debtor management and DebtorLogic.
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