Job Application for Data Indexer at The Oakleaf Group (Direct Select)

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The Oakleaf Group is a mortgage and financial services consulting firm with expertise in risk management and financial modeling for the mortgage and banking industries. Our clients are banks and non-bank mortgage firms, government agencies, law firms, insurance companies, institutional asset managers, and hedge funds.

We differentiate ourselves through our approach to the relationships with our clients. We begin with the belief that each client relationship will be ongoing, spanning multiple projects/engagements. We invest in communication and research to ensure that we fully understand the drivers of every client’s short- and long-term success. We align our goals with those of our clients, and we continuously monitor and adjust to ensure that the relationship stays strong.

This is project-based work with an estimated project duration of 2 months with a possibility of an extension dependent on the project.

We have an immediate opening for a Data Indexer to support our client to develop next generation innovative products, services and solutions. The ideal candidate must possess exceptional attention to detail, excellent communication skills, demonstrate professionalism, be accountable and organized, have ability to prioritize tasks and be able to multitask in a high-volume environment. The work is repetitive in nature and requires focus and superior attention to detail.

Responsibilities:

Electronic File indexing
Entering information from client systems accurately
Receiving and confirming information from loans
Utilizing databases to a create client file to be distributed to appropriate departments
Request information as needed and provide follow up
Other duties as assigned by supervisor

Requirements:

1 plus years of experience with data entry
Mortgage, foreclosure, and/or bankruptcy experience highly preferred
Must have basic computer proficiency, MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook)
Experience with Internet based applications preferred
Ability to thrive in a high volume, high pressure environment
Superior attention to detail
High School Diploma, College degree preferred
This is a 100% remote work position requiring a home office environment with the ability to work effectively surrounded by moderate home environment noise.

Benefits:

Benefits eligible for the length of the project

Pay Range

$22 - $32 USD

Compensation & Benefits

The Oakleaf Group offers a competitive compensation based on the candidate’s skills and experience. Oakleaf offers healthcare benefits to include health, dental, and vision plans as well as other benefits in accordance with applicable Federal or State law.

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