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Quality Control Underwriter

US | Remote

Lendz Financial offers a full-service direct wholesale residential mortgage lending platform, focused on helping mortgage brokers grow their loan origination volume with simplified processes and intuitive, tech-based solutions. We emphasize a modern, customer-centric approach, offering competitive rates, a diverse range of products, and rapid turnaround times. Committed to delivering a world-class experience for our broker partners, we streamline the lending process to ensure a smooth journey from application to closing.

Our core values, Thrive Together, Act Like an Owner, and Exceed Expectations, cultivate a collaborative, high-performance culture that drives our pursuit to become the undeniable leader in mortgage lending. Lendz is proud to be Great Place to Work certified and recognized as a Scotsman Guide Top Workplace

About the Role

Lendz Financial is seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Quality Control Underwriter to join our growing team. This role is designed for a mortgage professional with a strong underwriting foundation who can apply critical thinking, guideline interpretation, and risk analysis throughout the quality control process.

Rather than performing checklist-based audits alone, this individual will serve as a key partner in maintaining loan quality, identifying trends, mitigating risk, and supporting operational excellence across the organization. The ideal candidate brings a deep understanding of mortgage underwriting—particularly within Non-QM lending—and can evaluate loan files with the mindset of an underwriter while ensuring compliance with investor, regulatory, and internal standards.

This is a fully remote position within a collaborative, high-accountability environment that values ownership, continuous improvement, and professional growth.

What You’ll Do

  • Conduct detailed pre-closing and post-closing quality control reviews of residential mortgage loan files
  • Evaluate borrower credit, income, assets, and collateral documentation with an underwriting-level understanding of risk assessment
  • Review complex Non-QM income scenarios, including Bank Statement programs, DSCR loans, Asset Utilization, 1099 income, and self-employed borrowers
  • Analyze loan documentation for accuracy, completeness, consistency, and adherence to company, investor, and regulatory guidelines
  • Identify discrepancies, documentation gaps, calculation errors, and compliance concerns, while determining overall materiality and loan-level risk
  • Provide thoughtful feedback and recommendations to Underwriting, Processing, and Operations teams to support loan quality and process improvement
  • Document audit findings clearly and professionally, including rationale for identified defects or required corrective actions
  • Partner cross-functionally with Underwriting, Sales, Account Management, Processing, and Closing teams to resolve file-level issues efficiently
  • Monitor loan quality trends and recurring defects, escalating concerns and recommending process enhancements where appropriate
  • Support internal and external audit initiatives, including regulatory reviews and third-party due diligence requests
  • Maintain detailed and accurate QC reporting and audit records
  • Stay current on Non-QM guideline updates, investor overlays, and federal and state regulatory requirements
  • Contribute to a collaborative team environment focused on accountability, operational excellence, and continuous improvement

What We’re Looking For

  • 3+ years of mortgage underwriting experience, preferably with exposure to Non-QM or alternative documentation loan products
  • Strong working knowledge of residential mortgage underwriting guidelines and risk assessment practices
  • Experience reviewing complex borrower income scenarios, including self-employed borrowers and alternative income documentation
  • Familiarity with Non-QM products such as Bank Statement programs, DSCR, Asset Utilization, and 1099 income
  • Strong understanding of mortgage compliance regulations, including TRID, RESPA, ECOA, ATR/QM, and applicable federal and state requirements
  • Ability to identify material loan-level risk and exercise sound judgment beyond checklist-based review processes
  • Excellent analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to clearly articulate findings and recommendations
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment
  • High level of accountability, professionalism, and attention to detail
  • Experience with mortgage loan origination systems and Microsoft Office Suite
  • Previous experience in quality control, auditing, underwriting, or post-closing review preferred
  • Mortgage-related certifications or designations are a plus

What We Offer

  • Highly subsidized medical insurance
  • Low-cost dental and vision insurance
  • 401(k) program
  • Health Savings Account (HSA)
  • Generous paid time off and company holidays
  • Ongoing training, mentorship, and professional development opportunities
  • A collaborative and supportive work environment that values ownership, innovation, and growth

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