Portfolio Manager

Impact Services Corporation; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Paycom - ATS is seeking a Portfolio Manager of Collections and Workout to oversee the post-closing health of our small business loan portfolio. You will monitor performance, structure workouts, and guide recoveries to protect fund capital while helping distressed borrowers regain viability.

You will collaborate with the TA team to pair borrowers with business coaching and ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in commercial loan portfolio management, asset recovery, loan workout, or small business credit analysis.
• Strong proficiency in commercial financial analysis, understanding cash flow statements, tax returns, and balance sheets.
• Proven ability to structure creative solutions for complex distressed financial situations.
• Exceptional interpersonal and negotiation skills with stressed small business owners.
• Familiarity with commercial collection laws, bankruptcy chapters (7, 11, 13), and UCC filings.

Responsibilities

• Monitor the loan portfolio for early distress signals and update risk ratings.
• Design, negotiate, and execute workout agreements including modifications, deferrals, or forbearance.
• Coordinate legal actions with outside counsel and oversee asset liquidation and recovery.
• Prepare delinquency, workout effectiveness, and non-performing asset reports for management.

Skills

Portfolio management

Financial analysis

Negotiation

Communication

Legal knowledge

Bilingual (Spanish–English)

Job description

Position OverviewThe Portfolio Manager of Collections and Workout oversees the post-closing health of the small business loan portfolio. Unlike traditional commercial banking collections, a CDFI workout manager focuses on partner-focused mitigation—working closely with underserved small business owners facing financial hardship to restructure debt, provide specialized support, and preserve both the fund’s capital and the small business itself.When necessary, this role also manages formal default, liquidation, and recovery processes.Key Responsibilities1. Portfolio Monitoring & Early InterventionMonitor the loan portfolio for early warning signs of financial distress, including missed payments, declining cash flow, or industry downturns.Conduct regular reviews of risky or modified loans, ensuring risk ratings accurately reflect the current probability of default.Reach out proactively to borrowers experiencing delinquency to understand the root causes of their financial challenges.2. Loan Workouts & RestructuringAnalyze borrower financial statements, tax returns, and cash flow projections to determine viability and debt service capacity.Design, negotiate, and execute formal workout agreements, including loan modifications, payment deferrals, interest rate adjustments, or principal forbearance.Collaborate with the internal Technical Assistance (TA) team to pair struggling borrowers with business coaching or advisory services.3. Collections, Liquidation & Asset RecoveryManage collection activities for delinquent accounts, maintaining compliance with all state and federal lending laws.Coordinate legal actions with outside counsel when workout options are exhausted (e.g., foreclosures, repossessions, or bankruptcies).Oversee the liquidation of collateral and asset recovery to minimize the fund's Loan Loss Reserves.4. Compliance & ReportingPrepare monthly and quarterly delinquency, workout effectiveness, and non-performing asset reports for management and the Loan Committee.Assist in evaluating and calculating the Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses (ALLL).Ensure all workout agreements conform to internal credit policies and external funder/regulatory compliance requirements.Qualifications & SkillsExperience: 3–5 years of experience in commercial loan portfolio management, asset recovery, loan workout, or small business credit analysis. Experience within a CDFI, credit union, or community bank is highly preferred.Financial Acumen: Strong proficiency in commercial financial analysis, understanding cash flow statements, tax returns, and balance sheets.Problem-Solving: Proven ability to structure creative solutions for complex, distressed financial situations.Communication & Empathy: Exceptional interpersonal and negotiation skills. The ability to have difficult conversations with stressed small business owners with empathy, clarity, and respect is critical.Legal Knowledge: Familiarity with commercial collection laws, bankruptcy chapters (7, 11, and 13), and uniform commercial code (UCC) filings.Bilingual (Spanish – English) preferred.