Lockbox Processor

Posted 2 days ago

global channel managementPhoenix (AZ)

Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine OperatorsPrivate Mail Centers

SENIORITY

Junior

About the role

Lockbox ProcessorPhoenix, Arizona, United StatesLockbox Capture Processor needs remittance processing and document scanning & imagingLockbox Capture Processor requires:Sunday - Friday, alternating shifts. Start time is 6AM until work is finished daily.30-hour position.Must be able to work weekends and some holidays.Lift about 35 lbs.Extremely detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills;Energetic with strong willingness to learn;Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced, deadline driven production environment;Experience with 10-key helpful;Intermediate computer skills and knowledge of basic Microsoft applications;Ability to lift mail trays (up to 35 pounds) as needed;Ability to sit at a desk/computer, stand, and walk for long periods;General knowledge of banking helpful;Experience in Remittance Processing and Document Scanning & Imaging preferred.Require non-traditional shifts, and will require some holiday shifts and additional days/hours during peak payment volumes times, typically quarterly, but may also occur monthly.Lockbox Capture Processor duties:Prepare batches of work through utilization of High Speed Check Processing equipment to extract checks and remittance documents from envelopes and scanning documents according to operating procedures;Follow standard operating procedures and customer specific instructions for processing

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