The Lending Support Specialist conducts high-quality, in-depth reviews of Credit Union loan documentation, related data, and system inputs to ensure compliance with applicable policies, procedures, regulatory requirements, and federal and state laws. The role reviews consumer, residential real estate, and business lending files for accuracy, completeness, and regulatory compliance across products including HELOCs, vehicle loans, credit cards, secured and unsecured loans, commercial real estate loans, lines of credit, SBA loans, direct and indirect commercial loans, and construction loans. The specialist also assists with system testing, research, process improvements, and procedural updates to support operational efficiency and loan quality. The position serves as the Credit Union’s subject matter resource for HMDA compliance, overseeing HMDA data collection, validation, and reporting. It analyzes loan applications and related documentation for appropriate HMDA coding, conducts quarterly reviews of reportable files, and prepares the annual HMDA submission. The specialist collaborates with business partners across the organization to develop and maintain HMDA and lending compliance controls and ensure adherence to relevant consumer, residential real estate, and commercial lending regulations. The role prepares and tracks written audit issues through an automated issue-tracking system, responds to inquiries, provides feedback to employees to help minimize future errors, and maintains records and reports. It stays current on applicable state, federal, and NCUA laws and regulations and Fannie Mae guidelines. The employee is expected to provide professional, friendly service; safeguard confidential member information; follow security procedures and Credit Union policies; complete required compliance training; and work scheduled hours punctually. Other related duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED