Harrisburg, PA · On-site
$31 - $38.50/hr
... encoders. * Troubleshoot PLC programs including using ladder logic, components (CPU back plains, I ... Exchange straightforward information, ask questions, and check for understanding. What you'll need
Harrisburg, PA · On-site
$31 - $38.50/hr
... encoders. * Troubleshoot PLC programs including using ladder logic, components (CPU back plains, I ... Exchange straightforward information, ask questions, and check for understanding. What you'll need
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To thrive as a Check Encoding professional, you need excellent attention to detail, familiarity with check processing standards, and basic numeracy skills, typically backed by a high school diploma or equivalent. Proficiency with check imaging and encoding software, data entry systems, and possibly knowledge of the Federal Reserve banking system is important. Strong organizational skills, reliability, and the ability to focus for extended periods help individuals stand out in this role. These abilities ensure accurate, secure processing of financial documents and efficient transaction handling for financial institutions.
A Check Encoding job involves processing and encoding financial documents, such as checks, by adding numerical or MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) codes for banking transactions. This role requires accuracy, attention to detail, and speed to ensure proper check processing. Employees typically use specialized machines or software to encode information like bank routing numbers, account details, and check amounts. The job is commonly found in financial institutions, payment processing centers, and data entry firms.
A Check Encoding specialist is primarily responsible for accurately recording and encoding the monetary values and other information from paper checks into the financial institution’s processing system. This typically involves using specialized check imaging and encoding equipment, verifying entries for accuracy, and resolving discrepancies in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment. Specialists may also assist with balancing batches, maintaining error logs, and ensuring compliance with banking regulations. They work closely with other team members in operations or deposit services to meet daily processing targets and support smooth bank transactions. Attention to detail and consistent performance are critical for success in this role.
$31 - $38.50/hr
Full-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO
Posted 26 days ago
8.1
Based on 332 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz
86th of 429 rated business services
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The real estate industry is undergoing significant and exciting change, increasingly driven by data and technology. At CBRE, the world's premier commercial real estate services company, we empower teams to take ownership over that technology and shape it, offering both nimble, research-driven product design and the resources of a Fortune 500 business. We approach culture with intention, valuing camaraderie, collaboration, inclusivity and a healthy work/life balance. The user experience team is passionate about the quality, usability, and simplicity of the experiences we create. Individuals in these roles gather these key user insights, and then use them to inspire and inform product strategy and design solutions. We partner closely with each other, engineering, and product management to create innovative, usable, great-looking products.
Real estate
10,000+ Employees
Dallas, TX, US
1906
