Role Overview & Specifications

Overview

This position provides administrative and collection activities to the Equipment Finance Division. Performs a full range of collection activities on delinquent accounts including addressing concerns, negotiating for resolution, while providing a customer centric approach to mitigate delinquency and losses. May provide training for less

experienced specialists in the work group.

Responsibilities

Outbound/Inbound Calls - Performs a full range of collection activities by corresponding with customer to resolve delinquency, process payments accurately, maintains records of collection efforts and completes proper follow up actions including collection letters. Completes skip tracing and site inspections. Performs a variety of administrative and operational tasks that facilitate the daily workflow within medium to high complexity levels. Interfaces with Sales, Operations and Finance departments to resolve billing and collection issues.Operations and Administration - Performs

duties and special projects as assigned by Management to ensure operational efficiency. Complies with all regulations, bank policies, procedures, and delegated authorities to manage risk related to credit, operational, reputational, regulatory, and legal aspects of personal interactions, customer transactions, and financial exposures. Completes required training by established deadlines.

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree and 0 years of

experience in Collections, Customer Service, or Financial services OR High School Diploma or GED and 4 years of

experience in Collections, Customer Service, or Financial services

Preferred Area Of

Experience: Mid-Stage Collections

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