The primary purpose is to examine foreclosure title reports and abstracted documents to evaluate their effect on the chain of title and subsequent foreclosure actions. Specific duties include analyzing various recorded documents, determining necessary actions to clear title, and interacting with legal staff and clients to resolve title issues.

The specialist supports members by evaluating and resolving concerns related to benefits administered by ETF, including health insurance, disability programs, and Wisconsin Retirement System benefits. This involves frequently serving as an advocate for participants, working with administrators to resolve disputes, and guiding members on next steps when issues cannot be fully resolved.

The role involves scheduling and conducting both site-based and virtual property surveys for high-value homes for homeowners' insurance purposes, which includes coordinating assignments and completing all reports online via web-based forms. Responsibilities also include professionally interacting with homeowners and agents, documenting property characteristics, obtaining measurements, and generating estimated replacement values.

The role involves scheduling and conducting both site-based and virtual property surveys for high-value homes used for homeowners' insurance purposes. Responsibilities include coordinating assignments, managing work, and documenting property characteristics, measurements, and estimated replacement values via online reports.