EBITDA Improvement Analyst - Home Electrification

Turn numbers into action and help drive smarter, more profitable business decisions 📊

Smart Energy is looking for an analytical and commercially minded EBITDA Improvement Analyst to join our Head Office team in Byron Bay.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone looking to build their career in commercial finance, strategy and business performance.

We’re looking for someone with strong analytical ability, commercial curiosity and a genuine interest in understanding what drives business profitability.

Who Is Smart Energy? ☀️🔋

Smart Energy is one of Australia’s leading home electrification and renewable energy businesses, helping Australian homeowners reduce their energy costs and get more from their homes.

We provide customers with a range of home energy solutions including solar, battery storage, hot water heat pumps, EV charging and other home electrification products, helping households transition towards smarter, cleaner and more energy-efficient homes.

Since launching in 2016, Smart Energy has grown to more than 300 employees across Australia, with teams operating nationwide and our Head Office based in beautiful Byron Bay.

Backed by the strength and stability of Rinnai Australia, we're entering an exciting phase of growth as we continue expanding our products, technology, customer offering and national footprint.

Our mission is simple: empowering Australians to discover their home’s full potential, every step of the way.

That growth also means making smarter commercial decisions, which is where this role comes in.

About the Role 📈

The EBITDA Improvement Analyst is responsible for supporting the identification, analysis, and monitoring of initiatives that drive improvements to the organisation’s EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortisation). This role works cross-functionally to provide analytical insights that enhance revenue, optimise costs, and drive operational efficiency to improve business profitability and long-term value creation.

The role combines financial modelling, data analysis, commercial acumen, and reporting to support the delivery of measurable outcomes aligned with the organisation’s strategic and financial objectives.