Mortgage Accountant I

IBOC • Austin, Texas • Full Time

Posted on Wed, Sep 23, 2026

IBC Bank successes are the result of an aggressive and innovative attitude. The Bank's "We Do More" philosophy reflects its dedication to the growth and success of its employees, customers and communities.   IBC bank hires talented, creative and dedicated individuals to help our business succeed.  We are a company that values leadership, community engagement and relationship building that leads to a culture of excellence.   We are currently seeking to fill positions across all business segments. IBC's focus is to be customer centric and strive to provide excellent customer experience. 

Time Type:

Full time

This is an in-office position.

Department:

1060 Mortgage Accounting Operations

Job Summary:

Mortgage Accountant I is responsible for clerical duties assigned in accordance with office procedures of the Mortgage Accounting department such as scanning and processing invoices, posting payments, preparing general ledger tickets, reconciling of general ledgers, posting journal entries, and organizing invoices.

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