Operations / Loan Processing AssociateJob Title: Operations / Loan Processing Associate Pay Rate: $

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veterans sourcing groupCharlotte (NC)

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Operations / Loan Processing Associate
Pay Rate: $22.11/hr W2 Duration: 12 Months (Potential for Conversion to FTE)
Location: Charlotte, NC (100% Onsite 5 days/week)
Must be Recent Grad with Finance Exposure Important Notes: MUST include Charlotte, NC location on resume No onsite parking (paid street/garage parking available) Fast-paced, high-volume, team-oriented environment Strong attention to detail required Ideal for recent graduates (Finance background preferred)
Job Summary: The Operations / Loan Processing Associate will support large corporate and commercial clients by processing assignments related to syndicated credit facilities. This role involves onboarding support, documentation management, and coordination with internal teams to ensure accurate and timely execution of loan-related processes.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Process assignments for syndicated credit facilities where the bank acts as Administrative AgentSubmit and manage onboarding documentation for new clients
  • Ensure accuracy and completeness of all processing tasks
  • Communicate effectively with internal stakeholders and teams
  • Support daily operations in a high-volume environment
Required Qualifications:
  • Strong customer service experience
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (especially Excel)
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Ability to learn quickly and work collaboratively
Preferred Qualifications: Finance-related degree Experience with Loan IQExposure to syndicated loans Top 3 Skills:
  • Customer Service
  • ExcelCommunication Skills
  • Disqualifiers:
  • No Excel experience
  • Poor communication skills
  • Lack of attention to detail
Interview Process: 12 rounds (Video)

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