General Purpose: Under general supervision of the Loan Production and Credit Manager, this role works with both Loan Officers and Technical Assistance (TA) providers to support community development projects. Develops a borrower base and maintains relationships with borrowers over the life of their loans. Originates and underwrites loans; services and manages a loan portfolio. Specific job goals, objectives and tasks are established for each employee as part of the annual evaluation and work plan process. The statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all qualifications, responsibilities, duties, and skills required. Job Duties and Responsibilities: Supports clients through all stages of the pipeline and lending process, assisting with applications, conducting financial analysis, underwriting loans, and preparing documentation for loan approval. Ensures efficiency and accuracy in the loan application process through loan documentation preparation and loan closing. Ensures the maintenance of a high-quality individual loan portfolio and supports overall collection and recovery management efforts. Monitors existing loan portfolio to ensure early identification of potential problems. Services current client accounts. Works with prospective nonprofit, Tribal, and public-sector loan applicants; assists with analyzing needs and the structure of loan requests. Works with small business loan applicants; analyzes and determines applicable loan products to meet the applicant's business needs. Analyzes historical and projected cash flow and assesses business viability through interviews with business owners and review of loan application, tax returns, income statements, bank statements, references, and other relevant data necessary. Analyzes and reviews other credit decision factors, including assessment of loan use, income and employment verification, review of credit reports, and analysis of borrowers' collateral and assets. Efficiently processes complete application packages, including screening packages against product guidelines and required documents, entering and processing loans in system, gathering all required documents, and closing out applications (approvals or declines) within target timeframe. Evaluates documents to ensure accuracy and completeness to comply with RCAC's guidelines, standards, and program requirements and terms. Structures loan rate and terms. Prepares construction draws. Negotiates loan terms and requirements with borrowers within RCAC guidelines. Works with the Loan Production and Credit Manager to finalize proposed terms and the credit memo. Makes decisive loan recommendations, making a compelling case for loan decisions; presents proposed loans for staff credit review as well as RCAC Loan Committee for approval. Maintains pipeline report for accuracy on status of current and closed files. Conducts periodic analysis of borrower financial statements and reports. Designs and delivers individual or group presentations at conferences and workshops. Markets and represents RCAC and the loan fund to existing and potential clients. Maintains working relationships with federal, state, and other agencies and firms that are partners in providing resources for rural areas. Maintains professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing professional publications, establishing personal networks, and participating in professional societies. Maintains records and documents so they are accessible and available for business; follows a storage and disposition files management plan. May assist the servicing team as needed. Performs other related duties as assigned. Supervision Exercised: May provide group direction, training, and mentorship wi