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Junior Collateral Analyst (Entry-Level, Temporary)

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🏡 About Us
At eLEND, we’re modernizing mortgage by blending human expertise with smart technology to create a more accessible, transparent, and efficient lending experience. We believe exceptional service starts with informed guidance, especially for specialty lending needs. Our teams play a critical role in helping borrowers navigate complex loan options with clarity and confidence.

✨ Why This Role Matters
As a Junior Collateral Analyst at eLEND, you will be a vital part of our post-closing operations team, responsible for the meticulous handling and review of critical mortgage collateral documents. Your primary focus will be ensuring the accuracy and completeness of loan documentation, facilitating the secure transfer of collateral to warehouse banks, and resolving any discrepancies to ensure timely loan funding. Your attention to detail and understanding of regulatory requirements will directly contribute to the efficiency and integrity of our loan process. 

🛠️ Key Responsibilities

  • Retrieve mail and overnight deliveries by 10 am and log all items received into the system of record, separating by funded/unfunded loans. 
  • Review Notes, Endorsements, and Security Instruments for accuracy and completeness, identifying any errors. 
  • Advise the Manager, CPS, and/or C/CDE Lender of any identified issues and work to remedy the inaccuracies. 
  • Prepare shipping manifests to accompany collateral to the assigned warehouse bank. 
  • Update the system of record accurately and in a timely manner. 
  • Update the system of record and ensure all supplemental documents are provided to the warehouse bank to clear any suspended collateral. 
  • Confirm receipt of collateral with the warehouse bank and update the system of record to enable the Funding team to purchase the loan. 
  • Work on agency loans with FNMA, FHLMC, and GNMA, ensuring compliance with their guidelines. 
  • Coordinate all ancillary projects concerning collateral materials under the supervision of the Vice President of Post-Closing. 
  • Perform other duties as assigned, based on competencies and experience. 

🎯 What You Bring

  • The ability to read and comprehend Federal, State, Warehouse Bank, and Investor regulations and requirements. 
  • The ability to review all collateral documents received and identify errors, effectively communicating resolutions required. 
  • The ability to work independently with minimal supervision while maintaining high productivity. 
  • The ability to problem-solve issues effectively by collaborating with partners and clients. 
  • A consistent demonstration of a high level of integrity in all actions. 
  • The ability to adapt communication and requests to different audiences regularly. 
  • The ability to discuss matters professionally and effectively with settlement agents, C and CDE Lenders, and other internal parties. 
  • The ability to manage and meet several competing deadlines without compromising accuracy. 
  • Have a demonstrated alignment with eLEND's core values through your actions and work ethic. 
  • Possess a High School Diploma or GED. 

 

💰 Compensation

  • $16/hour minimum 24 hours per week, with the option to work up to 40 on a temporary basis

 

🤝 Interview Process
Our hiring process is straightforward and respectful of your time:

  • Initial phone screen with Talent

  • Interview with Hiring Leader

 

📍 Location
On-site 2-3 days per week, with the possibility of working up to 5 days, in our Parsippany, NJ office.

 

🌈 Equal Opportunity for All
At eLend, we value diverse perspectives and are committed to equal opportunity employment. Hiring decisions are based on skills, experience, and potential without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status

 

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