Deposit Operations Specialist
cornerstone bankBismarck (ND)
About the role
Deposit Operations Specialist This position must be located in-person only, at any of our Cornerstone Bank (ND/SD) locations.
Employment Type:
Full-TimeAt Cornerstone Bank, we do more than banking we build relationships, embrace bold ideas, and empower our people. We value positivity, teamwork, continuous learning and the freedom to make smart decisions. We're driven by innovation, honesty, and a deep respect for our customers' time and trust. The Deposit Operations Specialist has primary responsibilities focusing on deposit products and service-related tasks to ensure bank processing is completed in an accurate, timely manner and in conformity with federal and state laws.
What We're Looking For:
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously
- Keen attention to detail
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office, Excel, and Outlook as well as utilization of office equipment
High School Diploma or GED and 2 years of bank experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job.
Why Join Us:
- People-first culture with real responsibility
- An innovative approach to banking
- Development opportunities for continual growth
- Competitive Pay and a Comprehensive Benefits Program
Incentive Compensation PlanReady to make a difference? Apply now and bring your best to Cornerstone Bank.
Pre-employment background and credit screening are required for this position.
EOE, Including Disability/Vets
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