Credit Administration Specialist

Position Summary

The Credit Administration Specialist supports the Chief Credit Officer, Deputy Chief Credit Officers, Credit Administration team members, and lending markets by coordinating credit administration activities across the company. This role helps maintain strong credit quality through committee support, reporting and portfolio analytics, regulatory and exam coordination, clear communication, and process improvement. The position develops a broad understanding of credit administration, loan approval processes, portfolio risk management practices, and lending systems.

Essential Duties and Accountabilities

• Committee governance and coordination. Coordinate scheduling, logistics, materials, meeting books, presentations, minutes, records, and follow-up items for Credit Committee, the Large Loan Approval Committee, Senior Lender meetings, Consumer Lending Oversight meetings, and other credit-related meetings.
• Credit reporting and portfolio analytics. Produce recurring credit reports, monthly credit updates, weekly consolidated pipeline reporting, borrower aggregation and relationship reporting, portfolio quality monitoring, commercial real estate analytics, CRE stress testing reporting, and other risk assessment information for management and committees.
• Credit administration and risk management. Support credit origination and approval processes, portfolio reviews, convenience overline summaries and monitoring, Regulation O lending requests, credit quality initiatives, and maintenance of credit templates, forms, and administrative documentation.
• Communication and relationship management. Serve as a liaison between Credit Administration and market personnel, build productive relationships with lenders and market leadership, and support credit presentations, training materials, and educational resources.
• Regulatory, audit, and exam support. Coordinate communication and documentation among regulators, auditors, Credit Administration, and market personnel; assist with information requests, examination tracking, follow-up, and remediation activities.
• Systems and process improvement. Participate in loan origination system and lending core initiatives, coordinate with internal stakeholders and external vendors, support third-party credit and collateral tools, and help develop workflow automation and other efficiency improvements.
• Administrative support. Maintain organized records, assist with department scheduling, process delegated timecard or PTO entries, and perform other duties as assigned or as needed.
• Comply with all applicable banking regulations, including Bank Secrecy Act requirements and information security standards.

Supervisory Responsibilities

This position has no direct supervisory responsibilities.

Physical and Sensory Demands

This role involves extended periods at a computer, regular communication in person and by phone, and occasional lifting of items up to 25 pounds. Central Bank will provide reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

Working Environment

This role works in a standard office environment within the Central Bank market footprint, with a preference toward Jefferson City. Travel is not required.

Physical demands and working conditions described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.