Jobs at First American Title

The Investor Reporting Manager oversees reporting and remittance processes, ensures compliance, trains team members, and manages loan accounting operations.

Lead client relationships for mortgage sub-servicing accounts: gather requirements, define processes, monitor SLAs and performance metrics, manage onboarding/decommissioning, escalate issues, support SOWs/contracts, coordinate cross-functional teams, and drive process improvements to meet client needs.

Supervises a team in day-to-day operational activities, manages performance reviews, makes hiring recommendations, and ensures compliance and quality.

The Customer Resolution Specialist resolves customer escalations through communication, researches complaints, and ensures documentation is maintained. They manage cases, interact with customers, and may provide training or demonstrations.

Lead enterprise quality governance for GO-Title: define QMS standards, drive operational quality strategy and continuous improvement, oversee metrics and corrective actions, engage stakeholders, mentor quality leads, and present executive-level reporting.

The role involves examining commercial property titles, analyzing documents, resolving discrepancies, and preparing title documentation and reports across multiple states.

Search, examine, and analyze commercial property public records across jurisdictions; verify legal descriptions; prepare title commitments and reports; resolve discrepancies; collaborate with underwriters and internal partners to support large commercial transactions.

Execute daily treasury and funding operations, reconcile accounts, monitor wires/ACH, investigate exceptions, recommend corrective actions, support process improvement and automation, assist testing and enhancements for the FUEL operating system, and contribute to reporting and KPI initiatives to improve operational efficiency.

Research and review public property records (deeds, liens, mortgages, easements, maps) to verify ownership, identify issues, resolve discrepancies, compile findings for title commitments, communicate with internal teams, and manage multiple title orders with accuracy.

As a Commercial Title Examiner, you will manage projects, analyze public records, prepare title commitments, resolve discrepancies, and collaborate with underwriters and clients.

Research and review public property records to verify ownership, identify liens or easements, resolve discrepancies, compile clear summaries for title commitments, communicate with teams, and manage multiple title orders with attention to detail.

The role involves developing title operations processes, managing commercial title transactions, and using data for decision-making. Requires significant title underwriting experience and legal qualifications.

The role involves conducting title research, compiling search packages, and interpreting tax records. It requires independent judgment and problem-solving skills and may involve teaching less experienced team members.

As a Title Examiner, review and verify property records, resolve discrepancies, summarize findings for title commitments, and ensure accuracy in title products.