Bilingual Application Processor

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united merchant servicesPeachtree Corners (GA)

Billing and Posting Clerks Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities

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About the role

Application Processor United Merchant Services, Inc. (dba Bluu) is a New Jersey-based, comprehensive payment processing company for merchants nationwide. UMS continues to introduce innovative payment products and services to merchants and its commitment to excellent customer service has made UMS one of the top private payment processors in the nation. We are looking for an Application Processor with Excel experience to join our Team!

Responsibilities:

Receive, review, and enter data in a payment service or POS application into internal and external systems during a new account boarding process in accordance to established procedures. Prepare for source documents for underwriting
Communicate with business partners and customers to resolve incomplete application packages
Data entry on the systems of processing relationships
Perform other related duties as assigned and necessary for departmental operations Qualification
Proficient with Microsoft Excel and Word
Detail oriented and with a methodical approach to tasks
Needs to work efficiently and accurately under pressure
Korean & English bilingual is a big plus Benefits
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance
401K Matching
Paid Sick and Vacation Time
Paid Holidays
Gym Support Fee

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