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Syracuse, New York, United States

- Responsible for the training, learning/development, and deal review/guidance for a team of 8 Credit Analysts of varying levels. - Reviewed reports to monitor important metrics, underwriter performance, pipelines, and deal accuracy.- Worked with various departments to assist with high level requests and tasks required of the credit leadership team.- Led.

Syracuse, New York Area

In addition to continued responsibilities from my Credit Analyst I and II roles: - Expanded types of loans underwritten to cover all income sources and programs, multiple businesses, all difficulty levels, and highest levels of complexity. - Began working on the highest dollar amount loan applications and having expanded decision authority and.

Syracuse, New York Area

In addition to the continued responsibilities from my Credit Analyst I role: - Further expanded the type of loans I underwrote, including more complicated business loans as well as organic (loans for customers with a currently existing or prior BHG loan). - Further upped loan decision volume as I gathered more knowledge and experience with the underwriting.

Syracuse, New York Area

- Used my knowledge gained from my internship to begin underwriting both commercial and consumer Independent Healthcare Professional loans and provide personalized financial solutions for borrowers- Reviewed a variety of financial documents including paystubs, tax returns (both business and personal), credit reports, and various other items to analyze cash.

Syracuse, New York Area

- Tasked with studying the entire department through extensive shadowing- Created step by step documentation of each underwriter's process- Identified efficiencies and best practices of each underwriter- Created a presentation and presented my findings to the credit leadership team- Personally learned the underwriting process through combining the best.

Syracuse, New York Area

• As an additional source of income, I worked for the Syracuse Parks and Recreation department over the summers of 2014 and 2015. After the summer of 2014, Parks and Recreation asked me to return part-time during the.
• Supervising and interacting with children ages 6-18 on a daily basis
• Working in teams with coworkers to come up with creative ideas for activities for the children to partake in
• Participating in recreational activities with the children and setting positive examples for how to behave when partaking in these activities.

Syracuse, New York Area

• I had a multitude of responsibilities at Against All Odds. These included:
• Greeting all customers and assisting them with any requests or questions they may have
• Informing customers of sales, new merchandise, popular brands, and special promotions
• Maintaining cleanliness throughout the store and performing janitorial maintenance duties
• Making sure all stacks of clothes and displays are neat and organized
• Opening, sorting, and organizing shipments of new merchandiseAt work, I helped our store achieve weekly and monthly sales quotas that were consistently not achieved by other locations of our store across the country. I.

Syracuse NY

• I completed an internship with National Grid's Process Improvement Department during the summer of 2016. While here, I:
• Shadowed several different departments to gather information about where inefficiencies were occurring within the company and obtained feedback from employees on how to improve these issues
• Analyzed collection calls and accounts processing data to gain further insight about inefficiencies and areas for improvement
• Generated multiple solutions to the issues and inefficiencies encountered during the researching and data analysis phases
• Implemented the improvement of extending the hold time for work orders by 20 days, effectively saving National Grid thousands of dollars in labor costs per year.
• Presented the most promising of the remaining improvement ideas to National Grid Directors, Vice Presidents, and other executives for further analysis, investigation, and possible implementation in the future