QC Senior Auditor
Hybrid work arrangement - two times per month required in office. Our location is in Englewood, CO near Denver.
The primary responsibility of the Senior Auditor will be conducting quality control audits to assure adherence to company, investor, agency, and federal underwriting guidelines. Assess the soundness of previous decisions and prepare report of findings in a thorough and timely manner. To keep current on underwriting issues, internal procedures, and compliance requirements. This role will also work as a liaison with operations, investors, agencies and MI companies for coordination of outstanding issues and responses. Support co-workers who need assistance with audits.
Primary Responsibilities
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
(in order of importance):
- Conduct monthly audits on a sample of files to determine compliance with company, investor, agency underwriting guidelines and federal requirements per the Quality Control Plan.
- Maintain audit findings in audit software for management reports and retention requirements.
- Recognize discrepancies noted during the audits, referencing trends, risk ratings and individuals who are responsible and provide input for decision-making to identify the root cause of opportunities identified within the audit.
- Review responses received regarding identified discrepancies and determine the validity of those responses.
- Perform special audits, in accordance with procedures, as assigned
- Review all property related underwriting documentation including appraisals, field appraisals, field reviews, PDR's, Title Commitments, etc. for compliance with agency and/or investor guidelines.
- Determine, establish, and review documentation for re-verification of income, employment, asset, and occupancy.
Scope:
- Contributes through specific expertise at the department, function or location level.
- No business partner authority.
- No supervisory responsibility.
Required Education
- Minimum High School diploma or equivalent.
Required Experience:
- Minimum of 5 years recent previous mortgage experience in a Quality Control or Underwriting role.
- Strong working knowledge of Underwriting guidelines including FNMA, FHLMC, FHA and VA.
- Familiarity with the mortgage industry regulatory environment and a working knowledge and understanding of ECOA, TILA/RESPA and HMDA requirements.
- Experience underwriting complex self-employment, property appraisals and title commitments.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills to convey information properly to others.
- Must have FHA Direct Endorsement
- A combination of a DE and SAR certifications are preferred.
Pay Range: $42.16 - $45.00 per hour
This position is also eligible for an annual bonus based on successful completion of defined performance objectives
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