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End of Lease Analyst - Equipment Finance

Gresham, OR · On-site

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This role plays a critical part in managing the end-of-lease lifecycle of equipment assets, including customer interactions, negotiations, repossession coordination, and asset disposition. This ...

Collections Specialist

Tigard, OR · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

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Prepares Repossession Packets and demand letters when necessary. * Understands and utilizes company ... Performs all other duties as assigned by management. About You: * High School Diploma or GED ...

Collections Specialist

Eugene, OR · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

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Prepares Repossession Packets and demand letters when necessary. * Understands and utilizes company ... Performs all other duties as assigned by management. About You: * High School Diploma or GED ...

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What are some common challenges repossession managers face on the job?

Repossession Managers often encounter challenges such as managing difficult customer interactions, ensuring compliance with complex state and federal regulations, and coordinating logistics for asset recovery across various locations. Balancing efficiency with empathy while upholding legal standards is crucial, as is handling unanticipated scenarios like contested recoveries. Strong problem-solving and communication skills are necessary to resolve conflicts and maintain positive relationships with clients, team members, and third-party vendors. Overcoming these challenges is key to achieving recovery targets and maintaining the company’s reputation.

What does a repossession manager do?

A Repossession Manager oversees the recovery of assets, such as vehicles or property, from individuals or businesses that have defaulted on payments. They coordinate with repossession agents, ensure compliance with legal regulations, and manage communication with clients and financial institutions. Additionally, they handle documentation, resolve disputes, and work to minimize losses for lenders while maintaining ethical and legal standards.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the repossession manager position, and why are they important?

To excel as a Repossession Manager, you need expertise in asset recovery operations, knowledge of relevant laws and regulations, and experience in financial services or collections management. Familiarity with repossession tracking software, case management systems, and compliance training or certifications, such as Certified Asset Recovery Specialist (CARS), is often required. Excellent negotiation, conflict resolution, and leadership skills help drive successful outcomes and foster team productivity. These abilities ensure repossessions are conducted legally, efficiently, and with minimized risk to the organization.

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Compliance & Controls Associate, Auto Servicing

Upstart

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Full-time

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Job description

The Team: 

Our Compliance team plays a critical role in mitigating risk and protecting Upstart's growth and success. As a Compliance & Controls Associate supporting Auto Servicing, you'll lead key compliance workstreams supporting auto lending partnering cross functionally to translate regulatory requirements into practical product and operational solutions. This role will help build and operate the First Line of Defense (1LOD) control environment for servicing, repossession, recovery, and dealer oversight activities - working to ensure our auto servicing processes are compliant, scalable, and examination-ready as Upstart grows. You'll partner in change, build practical controls, and translate regulatory expectations into durable day-to-day operating practices. You'll develop relationships of trust across the organization so your work is a genuine value-add for the business. If you have consumer-lending compliance experience and share our passion for consumer protection, this could be the role for you. This is a First Line of Defense (1LOD) role, embedded within and partnering closely with the Product and Engineering business lines - distinct from Upstart's Second Line of Defense (2LOD) Compliance/Risk oversight functions.

How you'll make an impact

  • Help design, document, and operate first-line controls across auto servicing, repossession, recovery, and dealer/channel oversight.
  • Perform duties tied to auto servicing compliance functions to meet applicable regulatory obligations across loan servicing initiatives and strategies.
  • Identify compliance issues and support timely, sufficient remediation - reviewing action plans and documentation tied to event closure.
  • Build and maintain monitoring routines, reporting, and metrics (KPIs/KRIs) that surface emerging risk across servicing and related channels.
  • Support complaint oversight and translate findings into control and process improvements.
  • Reduce complex, judgment-heavy compliance requirements into scalable, technology-friendly requirements that business and engineering teams can execute consistently.
  • Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Risk, Legal, Operations and 2LOD Compliance to strengthen business-owned oversight in support of an OCC-aligned 1LOD framework.
  • Serve as an internal advocate for compliance, and be fintech-forward - identifying tools and automation that improve the efficiency and quality of compliance reviews.
  • Prepare and support reporting for the compliance program and the broader servicing organization.

Minimum Qualifications 

  • 5+ years of compliance or regulatory experience in financial services, with working knowledge of consumer-protection regulations relevant to auto lending and servicing (e.g., ECOA, FCRA, FDCPA, TILA, GLBA).
  • Auto servicing knowledge spanning from bankruptcy, repossession, and recovery.
  • Demonstrated ability to design, document, and implement effective risk and control processes.
  • Experience working cross-functionally with compliance, risk, legal, and business stakeholders on regulatory or control-related initiatives.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience identifying and supporting remediation of compliance issues, including reviewing action plans and documentation tied to event closure.
  • Skill simplifying complex compliance work into operational workflows or technology-friendly requirements.
  • Familiarity with program reporting and use of KPIs/KRIs to monitor compliance performance and risk.
  • Comfort using tools, automation, and GenAI to improve the efficiency and quality of compliance reviews (with appropriate human judgment and oversight).
  • Strong communication, organization, and project-management skills in regulated environments.
  • Self-starter who builds structure and process without waiting to be told what's missing, with fluency in GenAI tools to accelerate documentation and research
  • Auto indirect lending experience.

Position location This role is available in the following locations: Remote

Travel requirements As a digital first company, the majority of your work can be accomplished remotely. The majority of our employees can live and work anywhere in the U.S but are encouraged to to still spend high quality time in-person collaborating via regular onsites. The in-person sessions' cadence varies depending on the team and role; most teams meet once or twice per quarter for 2-4 consecutive days at a time.

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