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Family Trust Federal Credit Union seeks a Consumer Loan Funder to analyze, fund, and book consumer loans. You will prepare loan documents for digital banking, phone, and branches, and maintain proper documentation on all loan files in accordance with policy.
Responsibilities include managing loan fund queues, obtaining signatures, ensuring compliance, and timely funding. Strong interpersonal and communication skills are essential for member interactions and cross-department coordination.
The Consumer Loan Funder is responsible for providing accurate and efficient analysis, funding, and booking of consumer loans. This includes the preparation of all loan documents processed through digital banking, phone, and branches. This role is also responsible for maintaining proper documentation as required on all loan files and records.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities:
Knowledge and Skills:
Education: A high school education or GED. Completion of internal lending class or Consumer Lending School is preferred.
Interpersonal Skills: Requires strong interpersonal, communication, and relationship-management skills, with the ability to exercise tact, diplomacy, and confidentiality in sensitive situations. Frequent contact with members and external organizations necessitates the ability to build rapport, influence outcomes, resolve conflicts, and maintain productive working relationships while representing the credit union in a professional manner.
Other Skills:
Good working knowledge of credit union policies, procedures, products and services, loan underwriting and credit analysis, federal regulations, audit and security procedures, and our data processing system.
Strong analytical and decision-making skills.
Physical Requirements: Ability to lift up to 30 pounds
High School or better.
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