Technical Manager

Job details

Key Responsibilities:

1.Technical Site Visits: Conduct technical site visits to assess the condition, value, and

suitability of properties submitted for loans. This includes properties for Loan Against

Property, Home Loans, APF, Construction Loans, and others.

2.Valuation Reports: Prepare detailed valuation reports for each property, providing a

comprehensive evaluation within the defined TAT.

3.Vendor Coordination: Manage relationships with property valuation firms, appraisers,

and technical experts.

Collaborate with external vendors to ensure timely and accurate valuation

reports, managing the workflow and communication effectively.

Coordination of vendor payment bills and ensure checking of bills and timely

payments.

4.Utilize expertise in identifying potential fraud cases and contribute for vigilant measures

5.Legal Document Analysis: Examine legal property documents, including Legal Reports,

Sale Deeds, Gift Deeds, General Power of Attorney (GPA), and Agreement to Sell (ATS),

ensuring their compliance and authenticity.

6.Compliance and Regulations: Demonstrate expertise in state building laws, master plans,

and zonal plans. Maintain strong relationships with local authorities and ensuring

compliance with regulatory requirements.

7.Provide technical insights into risk assessment to support credit decisions.

8.Ensure compliance with all relevant regulatory standards and guidelines related to

property valuations and due diligence.

9.Prepare detailed technical reports on property assessments and valuations, highlighting

key findings and recommendations.

10.Regularly review and analyze the LAP loan portfolio to assess the performance and

condition of collateral properties.

Qualifications and Skills:

Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, architecture, or a related field is preferred. Relevant

certifications or coursework in property valuations and due diligence are advantageous.

Minimum of 1-3 years of experience in technical roles related to property assessments,

appraisals, or valuations, preferably within the financial services.

Strong understanding of property-related regulations, construction standards, and valuation

practices.

Ability to adapt to changing market conditions and regulatory environments.