Master Data Specialist
shelby countyMemphis (TN)
About the role
Job Description:
This position works under general supervision to assist with the collection and processing of tax payments for Shelby County and other municipalities.
Pay Grade: 42 Salary commensurate with experience and education.
Minimum Qualifications:
Two (2) years of experience cashiering, customer service, payment processing (counting and sorting cash/distributing change), electronic funds posting, bank receipting/collections to include but not limited to lockbox and/or electronic posting; ANDHigh school diploma or possess GED.PROOF OF EDUCATION, TRAINING, OR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Operates as a backup to the Head Cashier as needed.
Works a flexible schedule adjusted to accommodate daily workflow.
Images critical property tax documents.
Assists with collecting and processing property taxes, including payments received in the mail, and over the internet, and counter transactions as needed.
Images critical electronic documents to ensure the efficient operations of the office.
Performs other duties as required or directed. KSAsAbility to effectively communicate (verbally and in writing).Ability to efficiently and accurately focus on specific tasks.
Ability to remain calm and presentable in hectic situations.
Ability to handle stressful situations and distractions.
Skilled at operating standard office equipment.
Skilled in Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Ability to perform multiple tasks simultaneously with accuracy.
Ability to organize and prioritize assignments to meet deadlines.
Ability to work independently as well as part of a team.
Special Requirements:
Must have reliable transportation. May be required to work at offsite locations during tax season.
Shelby County Resident Disclaimer:
All employees hired after September 1, 1986, must be residents of Shelby County and shall continue to reside in the County as a condition of their employment. The residency requirement shall not apply to certain public safety/civil service employees. This means exemption from this policy is in effect for the following departments and positions: (1) Sheriff Deputy Patrol Officers, Deputy Jailers and Dispatchers, employed by the Sheriff Department, (2) Correction Officers employed by the Division of Corrections, (3) Firefighters, Paramedics and Dispatchers employed by the Shelby County Fire Department. The residency exemption for public safety/civil service employees does not include Appointed positions with Sheriff's Office, Division of Corrections or the Fire Department.
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