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Secured Asset Specialist II

Base Salary: $18 to $20 Per Hour

Employment Type: Full Time

Work Hours: 9am-5pm

Location

200 14th Ave E
Sartell, MN 56377

Education Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED required; college degree preferred.

Experience Requirements

  • Related work experience with vehicles or collections preferred.
  • Extensive computer skills and knowledge with Microsoft Office; Outlook, Excel,
  • Knowledge/experience with BFrame desired but not required.
  • Good listening and communication skills, both written and verbal.
  • Excellent organizational skills and able to multi-task.
  • Detail oriented and able to meet deadlines
  • Able to work independently and in a team environment.
  • Able to handle disputes while being in compliance of regulations.
  • Reliable and demonstrates ability to consistently work assigned schedule.
  • Bilingual skills valued but not required.

Responsibilities

  • Handles multiple types of customer and bankruptcy communications including inbound calls, letters, and correspondence.
  • Schedules payment plans with consumers and may need to negotiate payments to establish a method of payment or future payments on secured accounts.
  • Document account and responds according to procedures
  • Works with outside companies/agencies as the business needs require (ie: state titling departments, attorneys, trustee offices, insurance companies, and repossessions agents).
  • Monitors accounts within daily work queues
  • Prepares letters or documents to be mailed to consumers
  • Update account appropriately to ensure proper flow
  • Reviews court documents to ensure claims are being processed accordingly
  • Conducts audits of accounts to court records to ensure accuracy of account information is being obtained and updates as appropriate.
  • Maintains a professional and positive attitude; is respectful to both consumers and co-workers.
  • Follows legal parameters and compliance requirements of state and federal mandates, including those set forth in the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).