AMY SMITH
123 Main Street • Atlanta, Georgia • 30339
Home: (555) 555-1234, Cell: (555) 555-1235
asmith@sample~resume.com
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Objective: Seek the Position of Returned Item Clerk
SUMMARY: Remarkably talented and detail-oriented Returned Item Clerk with more than four years experience returning unpaid checks from correspondent banks, branches, and individual customers to adjust and balance accounts.
Summary of Qualifications
Profound ability to work under pressure and to accommodating multiple demands.
Exceptional ability to follow instructions, and meet deadlines.
Excellent math skills.
Great organization skills and proficiency in the use of 10-key by touch.
Remarkable willingness to help other employees when needed.
Exceptional willingness to be a team player and work quickly without errors.
Strong ability to identify and correct errors within guidelines, and to deal effectively with branches and other departments.
Uncommon ability to look up missing items through research and exporter.
Strong ability to balance work and identify outages.
Solid ability to meet department quality and productivity standards
Strong knowledge of accounting principles, and operations work flow.
Profound knowledge of Return Item Processing System.
Immense ability to clear outstanding General Ledger entries within established guidelines.
Solid ability to take ownership of problems and follow-up.
Professional Experience
Bank of Commerce Inc., Minneapolis 2002 - Present
Returned Item Clerk
Return unpaid checks from correspondent banks, branches, and individual customers to adjust and balance accounts.
Sort returned checks into debit and credit groups.
Type debit and credit forms listing amount, date, name of maker, name of bank, and reason for return, in order to adjust accounts and inform customers of nonpayment, using typewriter or computer.
Total and balance checks received, using adding machine or calculator, and submit checks and recapitulation sheet to department head.
Visually examine checks to determine which checks to process, setting aside checks with no account, no signature on file, or forgeries for review by law enforcement official.
Exchange checks received by mistake with representatives of other banks.
Photograph items returned to customers and other banks.