Location: This position can be located at any Seacoast Bank office within the state of FL.
*This is a temporary position; hours may vary based on business needs, with no guaranteed minimum.
*This position is not eligible for benefits.
Job Summary:
The Reconciliation Analyst performs reconciliation of deposit, loan, and payment assets, liabilities, income, and expense accounts to the general ledger. This includes accounts such as Loan Control, Loans in Process, Loan Payments in Process, investor accounts, disbursement accounts, and others. The process involves transaction matching between bank records and system records, as well as matching subsystem and general ledger balances, using reports and spreadsheets. The analyst ensures timely and accurate reconciliation, reports issues, and investigates discrepancies.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Operations Management, Accounting, or related field preferred.
- 1-2 years of experience in accounting, treasury, or banking, with emphasis on loan accounting, financial controls, and systems.
- Knowledge of banking functions, operations, and reconciliation processes.
- Ability to analyze differences, investigate, and report on reconciling items.
- Strong communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
- Flexible schedule, including availability during weekends and non-operational hours.
Essential Job Functions:
- Reconcile and oversee balancing of accounts, investigate outages, and correct errors.
- Follow up on reconciling items, provide updates, and escalate issues as needed.
- Assist operations staff with outages and provide research support.
- Maintain documentation and prepare monthly reconciliation reports.
- File documents properly and assist auditors with requested information.
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