Bilingual Personal Banker
Posted 4 days ago
first national bank texasSan Antonio (TX)
New Accounts ClerksCommercial Banking
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description* Under direct supervision, provide exceptional customer service, involving receipt and payment of cash, while working in a high volume, sales environment.* Evaluate customer relationships, new and existing account holders, to offer bank products and services* Follow established policies in accordance with the bank and the supervisor s direction* Accountable for the personal achievement of monthly new account production as assigned by upper management* Participate in an active sales environment that may require in-store aisle prospecting* Process deposits and pay out funds in accordance with bank procedures, to record all transactions accurately and balance each day's operations* Receive cash and checks for deposit, verify amounts, and look for check endorsements* Examine cash carefully to guard against acceptance of counterfeit checks and identification* Enter transactions into computer and issue customer receipts* Sell and prepare money orders, cashier's checks, bank-to-bank wires, and certificates of deposit* Process western union wires and cash advances* Cross-sell bank services and products* Provide bank services to a diverse customer base, including a large Spanish speaking population* Perform other tasks requested by supervisors as they relate to the bank and its functions* Regular and predictable attendance and punctuality
* Approval limits will be based upon established authority levels
Environmental and Physical Requirements:* Required to stand or walk for extended periods of time dependent upon branch location* Ability to work in a high volume, stressful and noisy environment* Schedules are prepared based on business need and subject to change at any time* Operate a computer and other office machinery* Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
FNBT is an equal opportunity employer.
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