Education administration Jobs in Mississauga, ON

Our client is an industry-leading provider of title insurance, default solutions, and real estate-related platforms across Canada. They offer an environment built on collaboration, high energy, and professional development. If you are a legal professional looking to leverage your skills in a fast-paced, tech-forward corporate setting with an inclusive and vibrant team culture, this is the perfect place to grow.

We are seeking detail-oriented, energetic, and highly collaborative individuals to join the Operations team as Electronic Registration Officer ( Mortgage Administration Assistant) This is a back-end, production-focused role where you will prepare, review, and register real estate documents (mortgages, discharges, etc.) for different provinces—with a specific focus on Ontario (ON) portfolios.

This role is highly autonomous and requires comfort with repetitive, high-volume tasks that demand sharp investigative skills. You will work closely with a supportive, close-knit, and outgoing team while managing strict turnaround times.

6 months temporary role
Location: Oakville, Ontario - 3 days in office
Hours: Full-time, 35 - 37.5 hours per week
Compensation: $20/hour

Advantages
- Pay rate - $20/hour
- 6 months temporary role
- Vibrant Team Culture: Join a young, highly social, outgoing, and collaborative team that celebrates a supportive workforce demographic.
- Minimal Phone Time: This is a true back-end role; you will rarely be on the phone, allowing you to focus deeply on your work without traditional customer service interruptions.
- Comprehensive Training: Benefit from a structured, thorough 1-month training program to set you up for long-term success.

Responsibilities
- Document Preparation & Registration: Prepare real estate documentation, arrange document signings, and execute electronic registrations across multiple provinces.
- Provincial Portfolio Management: Manage high-volume registration pipelines specifically targeting British Columbia (using LTSA) and Ontario compliance guidelines.
- Investigation & Risk Review: Utilize strong investigative skills to identify errors, discrepancies, or potential risks in land titles documentation before submitting.
- Data & System Management: Utilize workforce tools (ActiveOps) and advanced Excel functions to tracking, logging, and actioning pipeline reports.
- Team Collaboration: Actively participate in a highly communicative team environment, balancing independent task execution with collective team goals.
- Exception Handling: Review rejected documents and coordinate with internal partners via email (or occasional phone calls for rejections) to rectify issues swiftly.


Qualifications
- Education & Background: Law Clerk or Legal Administration designation, or equivalent experience in real estate law or title insurance (backgrounds with FNF Canada or Terranet are highly valued).
- System Expertise: * Familiarity with LTSA (Land Title and Survey Authority of BC) is highly beneficial.
- Experience with Teraview (Ontario land registration) is an asset.
- Strong proficiency with the Microsoft Office Suite, specifically advanced Excel skills.
- Exposure to operational tools like ActiveOps is a plus.
- Exceptional attention to detail and sharp investigative/analytical skills.
- Comfort with high-volume, repetitive data processing and document review.
- Strong organizational skills to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven pipeline.

Summary
Interested in this role? We would love to hear from you!
If you are a legal professional looking to join a high-energy, collaborative team, please reach out directly. Send your resume and a brief introduction outlining your experience with real estate registration (such as LTSA or Teraview) to gitika.arya@randstad.ca with the subject line "Application: Electronic Registration Officer".

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