Compliance Representative- Compliance Testing Analyst

Village Capital & Investment•Henderson, NV

15h•Onsite

About The Position

Village Capital is a well-established nationwide mortgage lender committed to delivering a fast, efficient, and high-quality mortgage experience to our customers and business partners. Specializing in FHA, VA, and USDA loans, we work closely with loan originators, brokers, and correspondents to provide competitive rates and flexible terms. Our headquarters are located in Henderson, NV, and we continue to grow with a strong focus on service, compliance, and operational excellence.

Requirements

Two or more years of experience in mortgage compliance auditing, mortgage quality control, internal audit, regulatory compliance, or a closely related mortgage function.
Practical experience with mortgage origination, underwriting, servicing, and quality-control processes.
Experience reviewing loan activity across the full mortgage lifecycle, from application and underwriting through servicing, default management, and loan resolution.
Experience with data analytics, exception reporting, issue management, automated controls, or system-based audit testing.
Demonstrated ability to read, interpret, and apply mortgage regulations, agency handbooks, investor guidelines, bulletins, and contractual requirements.
Working knowledge of requirements applicable to: Ginnie Mae issuers and servicers, FHA-insured mortgage loans and HUD Handbook 4000.1, USDA Rural Development guaranteed loans, Fannie Mae selling and servicing requirements, Federal consumer protection laws and regulations, Applicable state origination and servicing requirements.
Experience using or auditing information maintained in: MSP/Black Knight, Encompass, LoanSphere, MERS.
Experience performing transactional testing, loan-file reviews, process walkthroughs, control assessments, and root-cause analysis.
Ability to reach defensible conclusions using regulatory and documentary evidence.
Strong analytical, investigative, organizational, and critical-thinking skills.
Strong written communication skills, including the ability to prepare concise and well-supported audit findings.
Ability to communicate difficult findings professionally and work collaboratively with employees at all organizational levels.
Ability to manage multiple audits, deadlines, and corrective-action items while maintaining accuracy and independence.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office or Google Workspace, including spreadsheets used for audit testing, data analysis, and findings tracking.

Responsibilities

Plan and conduct compliance testing reviews covering mortgage origination, underwriting, closing, post-closing, servicing, default servicing activities.
Review loan files, servicing records, system data, correspondence, reports, and supporting documentation for compliance with applicable requirements.
Evaluate compliance with Ginnie Mae, FHA/HUD, USDA Rural Development, Fannie Mae, and other applicable agency or investor guidelines.
Interpret federal and state mortgage laws, regulations, agency guidance, servicing requirements, and investor directives when conducting audits and evaluating results.
Review operational processes for compliance with applicable requirements, including RESPA/Regulation X, TILA/Regulation Z, ECOA/Regulation B, FCRA/Regulation V, HMDA/Regulation C, SCRA, FDCPA, UDAAP, fair lending, privacy, and state mortgage laws.
Develop audit scopes, testing procedures, sampling methodologies, workpapers, and evidence requirements based on identified criteria.
Perform transactional loan-file testing and validate system data across Encompass, MSP, LoanSphere, MERS, and related mortgage platforms.
Evaluate servicing functions such as payment processing, escrow administration, borrower communications, complaints, credit reporting, loss mitigation, foreclosure, bankruptcy, payoff processing, lien releases, and investor reporting.
Identify regulatory violations, control deficiencies, documentation gaps, process inconsistencies, and potential consumer harm.
Distinguish isolated exceptions from systemic or repeat issues and assess the severity, root cause, and potential impact of findings.
Prepare clear, well-supported audit reports that describe the requirement, condition, cause, risk, and recommended corrective action.
Discuss findings with process owners and management, resolve factual questions, and obtain management responses and remediation commitments.
Collaborate with the Compliance Management Team on corrective-action plans through completion and validate that remediation is timely, sustainable, and effective.
Maintain complete, accurate, and audit-ready documentation supporting all testing, conclusions, and findings.