Compliance Services Specialist
connect searchSchaumburg (IL)
$18-21/hr
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connect searchSchaumburg (IL)
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$18-21/hr
About the role
Compliance Services Specialist
Job Title:
Compliance Services Specialist Industry: Fleet Management / Compliance Operations Location: Schaumburg, Illinois Hourly: $18-21/hr Schedule: M-F (fully onsite, 8:00 AM5:00 PM)
Benefits:
For eligible employees we offer medical, dental, vision, and 401K.Why this opportunity? Our client is a leading fleet management organization supporting vehicle compliance, registration, and operational services nationwide.
Job Description:
- Processing registration renewals and compliance documentation
- Printing, assembling, and reviewing title and registration packets
- Researching rejected, missing, or incomplete documentation
- Working across multiple internal systems to process transactions and maintain accurate records
- Communicating with vendors, government agencies, and internal teams to resolve documentation issues
- Supporting high-volume back-office operations with strong attention to detail and accuracy
- Reviewing files and determining next steps based on documentation requirements
- Assisting with transactional processing and general administrative support functions
Qualifications:
- High school diploma or equivalent required 2+ years of office, administrative, operations, or customer service experience
- Strong attention to detail and ability to work in a process-driven environment
- Comfortable navigating multiple systems and researching discrepancies
- Basic Microsoft Office skills, including Excel
- Experience with documentation processing, renewals, registrations, or compliance support preferred
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