What are the responsibilities and job description for the Document Specialist position at MDS (Micro-Data Systems)?
Position Title: Document Specialist / Credential Processor
Classification: Full-time; Non-Exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
Report to: Account Manager & Manager of Team Operations
Location: 100% on-site – Holmdel, New Jersey; On-site training in Newtown, PA
Date: July 2024 – January 2025
Job Summary:
The Credential Processor position is a 6-month focus on the validation of college transcripts for law school candidates.
Duties/Responsibilities:
- Review, scan, and upload documents to the candidate portal on behalf of the customer service team
- Opens/receives academic documents, reviews them for authenticity and scans them into the computer system
- Verifies and modifies academic record information from credentials into/against applicant electronic files
- Assists as necessary with all the aspects of the group’s work to meet company needs
- Works under supervision of the Manager assisted by the coordinator
- Downloads electronic documents, reviews them for authenticity and legibility, and scans them into the computer system
- Verifies and modifies academic record information from credentials into/against applicant electronic files
- Edits, updates, changes and/or corrects any information related to applicant credentials
- Prepares and sends correspondence related to credential processing
- Assists as necessary with all aspects of the group’s work to meet company needs
- Ensure that all client process and procedures have been implemented, understood, and followed
- Participate and promote the company’s culture including, but not limited to, the company’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion plan
- Ensure proper use of equipment and sensitive security information and reports
Required Skills/Abilities:
- Exceptional interpersonal and customer service skills
- Develops and maintains an understanding of all policies and procedures
- Basic understanding of laws and regulations regarding the EEOC and ADA
- Ability to provide practical solutions to complex problems in an independent work environment
- Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions
Education/Experience:
- Computer literacy required; knowledge of office productivity tools, such as Microsoft Word, required
- Associated typing skills, required
- Strong ability to interpret and analyze computer files, and good judgmental skills required
- Familiarity with higher education admission procedures and concepts, such as transcripts, preferred
- Must be able to process high volumes of paper documents with strict attention to detail and high accuracy
- Excellent written communication skills, required
- The ability to maintain professionalism and work well under pressure in a production environment is required. Flexibility and adaptability to change are necessary
- Must be a quality-conscious team player
- Ability to exercise excellent judgment
- Possess a positive attitude and demeanor
- Be a team player and flexible to shift priorities and work dictates