Loan Processing Team Lead

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years of related experience in Mortgage Processing, Mortgage Operations Team Leader, Mortgage Processing Manager, or similar field
High school diploma required
Previous leadership experience preferred
Intermediate to advanced knowledge of residential mortgage industry in Correspondent or Retail Lending
Intermediate to advanced knowledge of applicable regulatory and legal compliance obligations, rules and regulations, industry standards and practices
Intermediate to advanced experience in using mortgage-related LOS systems (e.g., Encompass)
Intermediate to advanced experience in using CRM-related systems
Intermediate experience in formulating, developing, and implementing best-practice processing procedures
Intermediate speaking and writing communication skills

Responsibilities

Manage a team of Loan Processors (LP) and Loan Processing Assistants (LPA)
Achieve daily objectives and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Responsible for training and development of Loan Processors and Loan Processing Assistants
Support the Operations Department with daily tasks and responsibilities
Manage overall production, motivation, scheduling of the team
Administer policies, procedures, and compliance-related functions for the Loan Processor Assistant role
Work closely with Processing and Operations leadership to achieve monthly goals
Collaborate with Retail Lending departments including Sales, Underwriting, Closing, Disclosures, Post-Closing, and Compliance
Assign tasks to Loan Processing Assistants to meet designated processing team KPIs
Lead and develop a team, including hiring, coaching, performance management, training and development

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