Mechanics Bank is seeking a Universal Banker to work on-site at its Capitol Hill branch in Seattle, Washington. Under general supervision, the role independently performs basic to moderately complex banking transactions, provides excellent customer service, and maintains the accuracy and operational quality of work, including cash balancing. The Universal Banker follows bank policies, procedures, and applicable regulations; assists customers; identifies needs and refers customers to appropriate products and services; and performs complex operational transactions involving dual control and custodial processes. The role opens basic consumer and business accounts, identifies and processes applications for basic consumer and business lending opportunities, and works with branch leadership to achieve goals for deposit growth, business and consumer relationship growth, and operational soundness. Responsibilities include processing teller transactions and providing deposit and account services; profiling customers and recommending suitable deposit and lending products; handling and balancing cash; recognizing potentially fraudulent transactions; carrying out ATM, branch-balancing, cash-order, branch-opening, and branch-closing procedures; and completing administrative and regulatory compliance tasks. The position may assist at other branches and requires 10–20% travel. The position requires a high school degree or GED, with additional experience potentially accepted in lieu of a degree, at least two years of customer service experience, and at least one year of banking and cash-handling experience. The job is performed on-site. The hourly pay range is $23.10–$36.63, and the position is eligible for the Retail Incentive Plan. Employees working at least 25 hours per week are eligible for health benefits effective the first day of the month following or coinciding with their hire date.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED