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Citibank in Las Colinas (fully onsite) is seeking an entry-level Document Processor to review and process banking documents and applications. You will audit, sort, and create electronic files, entering information accurately within regulated systems.
Paid training and a structured, metrics-driven environment are provided. Ideal candidates have strong computer skills, attention to detail, and the ability to read cursive handwriting.
Step into the operations side of the banking world with Citibank, a global leader in financial services. This entry-level Document Processor opportunity is ideal for dependable, detail-focused candidates who want to build hands-on experience processing and managing highly regulated, controlled banking documents.
You will join a structured, fast-paced operations team where accuracy, confidentiality, and consistency matter every day. Paid training is provided, making this a strong opportunity for candidates with excellent computer skills, strong document review or auditing ability, and the patience to carefully read and interpret handwritten or cursive information.
As a Document Processor, you will review, audit, sort, and process banking documents and applications, create electronic files, and enter information accurately using business technology and internal systems. This role supports critical back-office banking operations, so attention to detail, follow-through, and the ability to work within highly controlled procedures are essential.
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