Coordinators (Remote/Hybrid, In-Office/Flexible)
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Description
Recognized as a certified “Great Place to Work”, National Field Representatives (NFR) is a family owned and operated company located in Claremont, NH. Proud of its performance, reputation and most of all, its employees who make it all possible, NFR offers a supportive work environment with great benefits. NFR maintains properties for mortgage companies by working closely with our nationwide network of contractors and inspectors. Administrative support positions are available for coordinators.
Requirements
The ideal candidate will have experience managing a high-volume workload, ability to evaluate information, identify the root cause of an issue and develop effective solutions while meeting deadlines. Customer service, excellent phone and computer skills, attention to detail and ability to multitask are necessary. Basic understanding of residential construction terminology/methods and previous experience with default servicing is helpful. Previous experience adapting to multiple software applications is beneficial. Invoicing experience is desirable for some positions. High School diploma or GED and 1-2 years of related work experience required.
If you are seeking a new opportunity and have the desire to be a part of an exceptional team with a true spirit of camaraderie, you are encouraged to apply.
These positions are remote with an option to work hybrid or in office from our NH office. Remote locations are available in the following states: AL, GA, IA, KS, MS, NC, NH, SC, TX and VT
NFR offers a great training program and benefits package including: health, dental, vision, company paid life insurance, generous PTO package, 401(k) employer matching contribution, and third-party products such as disability and additional life insurance. NFR does not sponsor work visas.
