
Senior Affordable Housing Program (AHP) Analyst
FHLBank Pittsburgh (FHLBank) is seeking a Senior AHP Specialist who will support the Affordable Housing Program and other community-focused products. This position is within the FHLBank’s Community Investment department which …
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FHLBank Pittsburgh (FHLBank) is seeking a Senior AHP Specialist who will support the Affordable Housing Program and other community-focused products. This position is within the FHLBank’s Community Investment department which manages seven affordable housing and community development grant and loan products. This role will lead critical processing, analysis, reporting and customer service for these products.
We are looking for an energetic, dynamic and committed individual seeking to join a team passionate about affordable housing and community development. We work together to create a positive and collaborative work environment to serve our member financial institutions and our communities. This position is a great opportunity for an individual who has experience in affordable housing, community development, the finance industry, and other related work.
FHLBank community investment products include the Affordable Housing Program, First Front Door, Home4Good, Banking On Business, Community Lending Program and Blueprint Communities.
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FHLBank Pittsburgh (FHLBank) is seeking a Senior AHP Specialist who will support the Affordable Housing Program and other community-focused products. This position is within the FHLBank’s Community Investment department which manages seven affordable housing and community development grant and loan products. This role will lead critical processing, analysis, reporting and customer service for these products.
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