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General Business - Collector II

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Robert Half

Morristown, NJ (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 3 weeks ago (Updated 6 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 8/2/2026

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Job Description

We are looking for a collections specialist to support delinquent account resolution for a long-term contract opportunity based in New Jersey. In this role, you will engage with customers to address past-due balances, investigate account information, and help drive timely resolutions while maintaining a high standard of service. The position is well suited for someone who can manage competing priorities, communicate effectively, and work confidently across research, documentation, and customer interaction.
Responsibilities:
  • Contact customers with overdue accounts to discuss payment status, identify barriers to resolution, and work toward acceptable repayment outcomes.
  • Perform account research using credit files, application records, online resources, and approved investigative tools to locate customers or related collateral information.
  • Review delinquent account details carefully and document findings, next steps, and customer interactions with accuracy and consistency.
  • Address customer concerns by identifying underlying issues, clarifying account information, and guiding callers toward practical solutions.
  • Manage a steady volume of collection activities while balancing follow-up tasks, research assignments, and inbound or outbound communication.
  • Use computer-based systems and standard office software to update records, prepare correspondence, and maintain organized account documentation.
  • Apply sound judgment when prioritizing collection efforts based on account status, urgency, and available information.