Analyst - Loan Processing supports the pre-closing lifecycle of agricultural real estate loans by assisting with loan file review, document tracking, appraisal and title coordination, and communications. This role plays a critical part in ensuring loans move efficiently from underwriting approval through appraisal, title review, and preparation for closing in accordance with Farmer Mac standards.
With Whom You Will Work
This position reports directly to the Manager - Loan Processing and Closing and works closely with members of the Operations team as well as Underwriting, Client Services, Farm and Ranch Credit, Client Services, Appraisal Reviewers, and Central Servicers, gaining hands-on exposure to the full loan process while developing strong operational, analytical, and compliance skills.
Where and When You Will Work
Farmer Mac embraces a Presence-with-Purpose work environment, which allows for flexible work locations while providing opportunities for teams to come together in the office with purpose. The position will be based in Farmer Mac's Washington, D.C. office, Johnston, IA, office or remotely outside of those two metropolitan areas. Work outside core hours may be required for planned and unplanned activities, including completing time-sensitive projects and attending off-site meetings or events.
Primary Responsibilities and Duties
Desired Skills and Qualifications
Education/Experience
Bachelor's degree in business, finance, agriculture, or real estate plus 2 years' experience in banking, lending, loan servicing, or financial operations.
Our compensation philosophy is targeted pay positioning relative to peers, our industry, and external markets. Farmer Mac is committed to a compensation program that will enable the organization to attract, motivate, reward, and retain highly skilled and creative talent to maintain sustained long-term performance and achieve the organization's strategic business objectives. The typical starting salary range for this position is between $58,000-$68,000 although wages can vary based on experience and geography.