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The Technical Sales Consultant role involves providing technical consulting to customers, helping them navigate integration with Elavon's payment solutions. This includes being a client advocate, collaborating with sales and product teams, and leveraging extensive payment technology knowledge. Customer-focused communication and a deep understanding of technical sales are vital for success.

As a Junior Technical Support Specialist at U.S. Bank, you will provide high-quality customer service by addressing inquiries related to credit card processing and resolving issues with service terminals and transactions. Strong communication, problem-solving abilities, and a good command of English are essential.

The Operations Supervisor at U.S. Bank will manage team operations, monitor KPIs and SLAs, provide feedback on team performance, resolve customer complaints, and conduct appraisals. The role involves supporting team members and building relationships across the organization to enhance customer service.

The KYC Research Lead partners with Business Lines and Risk/Compliance professionals to implement and oversee risk management frameworks. They ensure compliance with laws and regulations, identify risks, and serve as liaisons between business functions and defense lines.

The EFCC Economic Sanctions List Screening Team Lead will provide subject matter guidance on EFCC list screening processes, analyze sanctions outputs, maintain documentation, coordinate workflow assignments, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations. This role involves leading projects and developing workflows while responding to QA findings and maintaining productivity metrics.

The Workday Financials Integrations Engineer will design, develop, and maintain custom integrations between Workday Financials and other systems, ensuring data accuracy and consistency. Key responsibilities include full stack ownership of product development, adherence to architectural best practices, conducting code reviews, and ensuring compliance with security standards.

The Senior Quantitative Developer will manage credit risk through quantitative approaches, developing, maintaining, and monitoring credit risk models. Responsibilities include engaging with business lines for portfolio insights, and providing expertise on credit exposure estimation, provisions, and capital estimates.