Loan Servicing Representative
union bank vermontMorrisville (VT)
About the role
Loan Servicing Representative Union Bank has called Vermont home since 1891 and we're proud of our local roots. We're a modern, community-focused bank where people come to grow their careers and make a difference. We offer strong benefits, support continuing education, and believe in promoting from within. Our CEO's journey from teller to the top is just one example. If you're looking for purpose, opportunity, and a team that cares, you'll find it here! Ready to build a career, not just a job? We're seeking a Loan Servicing Representative to join our growing team and support post-closing loan operations, including checkbacks, escrow balancing, and disbursements. No banking experience? No problem. We provide comprehensive training and mentorship to help you succeed. Every position at our company is designed with advancement in mindwe're committed to promoting from within and helping you achieve your professional goals.
What We're Looking For:
Tech-savvy and detail-oriented Strong work ethic and reliability Positive attitude and eagerness to learn Passion for delivering exceptional customer service If you're ready to grow your skills and advance your career in a company that invests in its people, we'd love to meet you.
Why Join Us?
Clear paths for career growth and internal promotion Hands-on training and ongoing development opportunities A collaborative, supportive team environment Generous Paid Time Off Health, Dental, and Life Insurance Partially paid Short and Long-Term Disability Company-matched 401K retirement account Bankers' hours Paid Federal Holidays
Requirements:
1. High school diploma or equivalent required 2. Customer service experience and strong communication skills. 3. Strong numerical and analytical skills for handling calculations, balances, and account research. 4. Attention to detail to ensure accuracy in checkbacks, escrow balancing, loan disbursements, and documentation. 5. Computer knowledge and proficiency using Microsoft systems, including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and other commonly used office software.
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