International Banking Specialist (Entry Level)

Department Overview: The US Department of State (DoS), Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services (CGFS), Global Disbursing Operations is composed of teams in Bangkok, Charleston, and Paris. Disbursing Operations supports its global customers through services: Processing electronic funds transfers (ETF's), check payments and collections, purchasing foreign currency, banking, maintaining local currency and U.S. dollar bank accounts, monitoring cashier operations worldwide, and reconciliation with the U.S. Treasury Department.

Job Responsibilities: Reconcile foreign currency bank account balances and statements. Review bank fees and charges for accuracy and prepare bank charge and bank interest vouchers. Manages all banking administrative functions and serves as Point of Contact for banks including drafting communications to banks' management and posts. Ensure Regional Financial Management System/Disbursing data is correctly updated for new and closed accounts. Perform periodic bank reviews to ensure banking agreements accuracy, confirm that correct authorized signatories are on file, and verify that the bank complies with all terms outlined in the agreement. Submit monthly reports by instructed due date. Establish professional relationships with bank officials where the U.S. Disbursing Officer maintains bank accounts. Research transactions, such as debits for checks or EFTs, bank charges, cashier deposits and collections, with the potential of identifying errors or fraud. Identify and resolve problems to eliminate future occurrences.

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