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Role at a glance
Education
Bachelor's degree
Must-have skills
MS Office
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Job description
Location: Belapur, MH, India Department: Information Technology
Job Description
Executive can expect to focus their work in the following areas:
Proactive Monitoring of Transactions from various sources such as Channels, Networks, Bank Branches, Customers etc.,
Timely Escalation of Transaction Decline Notification to all participants and perform internal follow-up with Help desk team for Closure.
Transactions Analysis Report
Daily / Weekly / Monthly Analysis Reports
Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university
A friendly professional demeanor and ability to excel in a team oriented environment
Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office suite especially Excel; VB, SQL/PLSQL knowledge preferred.
Strong analytical and detail-oriented aptitude; a high degree of accuracy is required
Excellent communication and organizational skills
Ability to manage time effectively, set priorities and meet deadlines
Ability to learn and adapt to change
Desire/ability to work successfully in a small company environment
Working in different shifts.
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Company Description
Bringle Academy is extremely Happy and Proud to be among the Trusted Brands of Thane as per the article published by Times of India (TOI) dated 28th Aug 2016.
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