Deposit Operations Analyst

American National Bank & Trust•Wichita Falls, TX

52d

About The Position

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The Deposit Operation Analyst will be primarily responsible for ownership of card services as well as transactional fraud in all areas. The Deposit Operation Analyst will also serve as general backup to the Deposit Operations Analyst Supervisor. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF JOB: 1. Debit Card Program Product Owner a. Maintain Card Processor Relationships b. Maintain Instant Issue Card Relationships i. Order Plastics ii. Card Printers iii. PIN Pads c. Project Management d. Product Management e. Debit Card Program Reporting/Analysis f. Reconcile Debit Card Disputes 2. ICS/Cedars Settlement Assistant 3. Oversee Fraud Recoveries a. Track Fraudulent Check Processing b. Reg. E disputes c. Track Police Cases Involving Fraud d. Fraud Collection and Payments 4. Deposit Reporting 5. Deposit Account Charge Off Oversight a. Monitoring b. Reporting/Analysis c. Collection 6. Reconciliation/Balancing Deposit Control/Interface, IEP, Safe Deposit Box, Settlement Manager, etc.

Requirements

Must be proficient with 10-key (by touch); alpha/numeric data entry; spreadsheets, word processing, basic typing and excellent PC skills.
Ability to read, analyze and understand general business- and company-related articles and professional journals; ability to speak effectively before groups of customers and/or employees. Must possess excellent interpersonal and customer service skills.
Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, percentages, area, circumference and volume; ability to apply concepts such as fractions, ratios and proportions to practical situations.
Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of known variables in situations where only limited standardization exists; ability to utilize common sense understanding to carry out written, oral or diagrammed instructions; ability to deal with problems involving several known variables in situations of a routine nature.
Under general supervision standard practice enables the employee to proceed alone on routine work, referring to any questionable cases or issues to direct supervisor.
Considerable responsibility regarding general assignments in planning time, method, manner and/or sequence of performance of own work; may also occasionally assist in the planning of work assignments performed by others within a limited area of operation. Must possess excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
Performs work operations which permit frequent opportunity for decision-making of minor importance and frequent opportunity for decision-making of major importance, either of which would affect the work operations of medium organizational component and the organization’s clientele.
Very close mental demand; operations requiring very close and continuous attention for control of operation requiring a high degree of coordination or immediate response; intermittent direct thinking to determine or select the most applicable way of handling situations regarding the company’s administration and operations; also determine or select material and equipment where highly variable sequences are involved. Must be able to work effectively while multi-tasking in a high-volume environment.
Moderately structured; broad activities using moderately structured procedures with only generally guided supervision; High order of analytical, interpretative and/or constructive thinking in varied situations. Ability to learn new products and services and apply that knowledge.
Regular contact with patrons where initiated by employees involves furnishing and obtaining information and attempting to influence the decisions of those people contacted; contacts of considerable importance that failure to exercise proper judgment may result in important tangible or intangible losses to company.
Regular contact with co-workers within the department, office or enterprise, which will require coordination of efforts generally in the normal course of performing duties; requires tact in discussing problems, presenting data and making recommendations.
Probable errors of internal and external scope would have a moderate effect on the operational efficiency of the organizational component concerned; errors might possibly go undetected for a considerable amount of time, creating an inaccurate picture of an existing situation.
High school degree or GED equivalent; Knowledge of a specialized field (however required), such as basic accounting, computer, etc.; other specialized training, such as trade school or correspondence school, equal to two (2) years of college, plus three (3) years’ related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and hands-on experience.