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Leads a documentation team while remaining hands-on with developer and API documentation. Owns OpenAPI references, information architecture, docs-as-code workflows, CI/CD, style standards, documentation operations, release materials, agentic resources, and analytics reporting. The role requires mentoring technical writers, writing scripts and tooling, reviewing documentation PRs, coordinating releases, and maintaining accurate, high-quality documentation for payment APIs.

Manage full-cycle sales for small-business financing, from initial borrower contact through loan closing. Responsibilities include contacting merchants, assessing financing needs, analyzing business plans and financial data, explaining capital options, calculating ROI, negotiating funding terms, and making 60–100 daily calls to convert warm leads into clients.

Processes and reconciles card, ATM, deposit, and general ledger transactions. Manages credit, debit, prepaid card adjustments, disputes, payments, account maintenance, mobile wallet and EMV inquiries, tokenization, and fraud alerts. Provides internal and external customer support, troubleshoots card issues, completes reports and month-end procedures, and maintains compliance with Regulation E, Regulation Z, CFPB, and network operating rules.

Provides in-person and phone-based member service, identifies financial needs, recommends deposit, credit, insurance, and investment solutions, processes transactions and account openings, handles loan applications and account services, resolves issues, conducts outbound sales calls, and maintains regulatory compliance while building member relationships.

Provide comprehensive financial planning and investment advice, including tax, retirement, estate, insurance, risk management, and business succession planning. Analyze client finances, develop customized strategies, prepare reports using Orion and Money Guide Pro, ensure regulatory compliance, and collaborate with legal, tax, and investment professionals. Build and maintain long-term client relationships while pursuing required financial planning credentials and licenses.

Leads TICF’s accounting function, including accounts payable, general ledger, reconciliations, journal entries, month-end close, financial reporting, controls, and audits. Reviews financial results with leadership, supports FP&A, Treasury, Tax, and affiliated companies, and leads accounting initiatives and system projects. Serves as a technical accounting subject matter expert for loan and lease accounting, IFRS, US GAAP, governance, and internal controls. Manages process improvements and develops direct reports.

Leads HR business partnering for enablement functions by advising leaders, shaping talent strategies, managing organizational change, overseeing talent cycles, identifying workforce gaps, and developing succession plans. The role builds trusted relationships, coaches managers, partners with HR Centers of Expertise, and delivers employee and manager experiences aligned with business objectives.

Supervises an Institutional Middle Office team responsible for transaction processing, trade and cash settlement, collateral, loans, and corporate actions. Reviews work for accuracy, manages deadlines, mitigates operational risk, supports audits and client interactions, and identifies process improvements. The role assigns work, coaches employees, participates in hiring and performance management, trains new hires, supports onboarding and enhancement projects, and serves as an escalation point for operational issues.

Serve as a technical advisor supporting account managers through fraud and compliance upsell and cross-sell opportunities. Deliver customized product demonstrations, complete security reviews, develop solution designs, and translate customer needs into platform improvements. The role requires strong technical communication, API and coding knowledge, fraud or compliance experience, and the ability to work with financial institutions and global enterprises in a remote environment.

Develops and executes data-driven, omnichannel marketing plans for Audiology, Optometry, and Ophthalmology markets. Responsibilities include acquisition, activation, usage, retention, lifecycle marketing, brand management, partnership marketing, campaign optimization, budgeting, analytics, and cross-functional collaboration. The role serves as an industry subject matter expert, presents plans and results to stakeholders, manages B2B and B2B2C initiatives, and drives growth through offers, promotions, and marketing technology.