Loss Mitigation Officer 1
$24.35-$30.44
ApplyLoss Mitigation Officer 1
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$24.35-$30.44
About the role
- Minimum one-year experience in collections
- Working knowledge and experience in all phases of collections, including bankruptcy, repossessions, fraud, skip-tracing, small claims, and truth-in-lending requirements.
- Working knowledge of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), Federal and State collection laws terms and definitions
- Experience with automated collection systems including word processing and spreadsheet software.
- Experience working with digital signing software (DocuSign), video conferencing (Microsoft Teams), and the ability to use online and digital resources to collaborate with others remotely.
- The salary range for this position is $24.35-$30.44-$-$36.00 The salary range for positions are based on current market industry studies as well as job evaluations.
- During the offer phase Management will determine the appropriate compensation within the compensation range based on experience, education and internal equity.
- Onsite Position Mon-Fri (40 hours a week) with an opportunity to work in a hybrid environment after 90 days of employment.
- Monday-Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pmOccasional late shift 11:15 am-7:45 pmMust Reside in California
- Safe and Secure Since 1952. At American First, our allegiance is to the Member. As a financial cooperative, owned entirely by Members, our goal is to provide the highest quality financial services at the lowest possible cost.
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