Home Lending Operations Consumer Underwriting Trainee

JP Morgan Chase; Philippines; Hybrid; PHP 134,000 - 201,000; Part time

Job summary

Jpmorgan Chase is offering a Home Lending Operations Consumer Underwriting Trainee internship in the Philippines. The program provides a structured six-month training in credit decisioning, involving modules on income analysis, collateral review, and regulatory compliance.

Participants will learn through instructor-led sessions, self-study, practice exercises, and supervised file reviews, with progression to a Credit Underwriter role contingent on program requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree as listed (external applicants).
• Demonstrated analytical aptitude and ability to interpret financial and credit information.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and willingness to learn underwriting systems.

Responsibilities

• Complete the six-month training program with required attendance and learning modules.
• Review borrower and property documentation under supervision and identify gaps or risk indicators.
• Apply underwriting guidelines and escalate issues as needed under supervision.
• Use underwriting systems and tools, including automated decisioning and calculators.
• Maintain compliance with privacy, fair lending, and regulatory requirements.

Skills

Analytical aptitude

Attention to detail

Written and verbal communication

Time management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Home Lending Operations Consumer Underwriting Trainee

Company : Jpmorgan Chase Job Type : Internship Philippines

Job Description - Home Lending Operations Consumer Underwriting Trainee

Build a strong foundation in credit decisioning and risk evaluation while learning from experienced professionals. In this structured trainee program, you will develop the skills to assess borrower qualifications and documentation quality with care and consistency. You will learn through a blend of instructor‑led training, self‑study, practice exercises, and supervised file reviews. If you’re analytical, detail‑oriented, and eager to grow, this is an opportunity to launch a long‑term career path in underwriting.

Job summary

As an Underwriting Trainee in the home lending underwriting team, you will complete a structured six‑month training curriculum focused on agency (conforming) or home equity underwriting, based on business assignment. You will develop foundational knowledge in credit risk, income and asset analysis, credit and collateral review, documentation standards, fair lending practices, and applicable regulatory requirements. Progression to a Credit Underwriter role is contingent on successful completion of all program requirements, including attendance, assigned learning and test cases, performance and conduct expectations, and the applicable lending authority assessment. Successful completion of the program does not automatically guarantee progression.

• Participate in all required training sessions and learning activities throughout the six‑month program
• Complete assigned modules covering products, credit analysis, income calculation, asset review, credit reports, debt obligations, and collateral documentation
• Perform knowledge checks, practical exercises, simulations, and underwriting test cases within established timelines
• Review borrower and property documentation under supervision, including income, employment, assets, liabilities, credit, appraisal, title, and related information
• Identify documentation gaps, inconsistencies, risk indicators, and required underwriting conditions with guidance
• Apply underwriting guidelines and escalation procedures accurately under supervision
• Use underwriting systems and tools, including automated decisioning systems (where applicable) and spreadsheet‑based calculators
• Participate in coaching sessions, calibration activities, and readiness reviews to support continuous improvement
• Maintain attendance, professionalism, training engagement, and quality standards throughout the program
• Protect customer information and follow applicable conduct, compliance, privacy, and fair lending requirements
• Complete the applicable lending authority assessment required to be considered for progression to the Credit Underwriter role

Required qualifications, capabilities and skills

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field (for external applicants)
• Willingness and ability to complete the full six‑month training program, including required attendance, learning modules, and test cases
• Demonstrated analytical aptitude and ability to interpret financial and credit‑related information
• Strong attention to detail with a focus on documentation quality and accuracy
• Ability to learn and apply complex policies, guidelines, and regulatory requirements in a structured environment
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and willingness to learn underwriting systems and tools
• Ability to manage time effectively, meet deadlines, and maintain accountability for assigned work
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a structured, fast‑paced learning environment
• Amenable to working night shifts aligned with U.S. business hours and to a hybrid or onsite work arrangement based on business needs

Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills

• Foundational knowledge of residential mortgage concepts, credit risk, or consumer lending
• Experience (internship, school projects, or work experience) involving financial analysis, documentation review, or quality‑focused processes
• Experience in financial services operations, customer service, quality review, or a related function
• Demonstrated ability to receive coaching, apply feedback, and show measurable improvement over time
• Familiarity with fair lending principles and a commitment to consistent, unbiased decisioning
• Strong problem‑solving skills and sound judgment when reviewing information and identifying risk indicators

Internal Application Eligibility Requirements

TENURE: Must meet minimum employment tenure requirement. Specific roles require longer tenure in current position to be eligible to apply. Unless established for specific positions by the line of business, the standard tenure requirement is 12 months.

PERFORMANCE: Meets satisfactory performance standards as defined by the firm

You affirm that you meet the Internal Application Eligibility Requirements. This includes checking or declaring potential conflict of interest as stipulated in the Employment of Relatives and Employees in Personal Relationships Policy.
By submitting an application and/or joining the interview, you affirm to meet the Internal Mobility Eligibility Requirements as stated in the Applying for Internal Positions Firmwide Standard. You are expected to provide true and accurate information to the Company during the recruitment and application process. Knowingly giving false or misleading information shall be subjected to the imposition of appropriate corrective action, following the firm's Human Resource (HR) Policies and Guidelines.
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