AgWest Farm Credit
AgWest Farm Credit Benefits Overview
Compensation + Benefits
Offers 401(K)
Offers life insurance
Offers accidental death & dismemberment insurance
Offers disability insurance
Offers charitable contribution matching
Offers dental insurance
Offers health insurance
Offers Health Savings Account (HSA)
Offers Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Offers vision insurance
Provides family medical leave
Offers generous parental leave
Offers performance bonuses
Offers employee discounts
Work-Life Balance + Wellbeing
Offers company-sponsored outings
Offers an Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Offers generous PTO
Provides paid holidays
Provides bereavement leave
Offers paid volunteer time
Provides paid sick days
Provides military leave
Career Growth + Development
Provides customized development tracks
Job training & conferences
Company Culture
Provides free snacks and drinks
Recently posted jobs
Financial Services • Agriculture
Manages adversely classified agricultural loan portfolios by resolving delinquencies and defaults, analyzing complex financial relationships, preparing credit recommendations, making loan decisions, negotiating with customers, evaluating collateral, and ensuring accurate loan administration. The role requires collaboration with lending and insurance teams, confidential information handling, customer visits, loan closings, and travel throughout the AgWest territory.
Financial Services • Agriculture
Manages adversely classified loan portfolios by analyzing financial information, classifying loans, recommending reserves and charge-offs, assessing collateral, negotiating account terms, supporting credit investigations and loan closings, and reporting portfolio quality. The role also involves customer relationship management, risk management collaboration, confidential information handling, and occasional travel. Hybrid flexibility is available after initial in-office training.
Financial Services • Agriculture
Participate in a six-month training program preparing for lending or crop insurance careers. Lending trainees learn credit analysis, financial statement review, loan structuring, portfolio monitoring, collateral evaluation, and customer relationship management. Insurance trainees pursue state licensing and learn crop insurance servicing, documentation, compliance, policy administration, and customer education. Both roles require coursework, teamwork, customer interaction, and participation in training. Positions are available across Arizona, California, Montana, Oregon, and Washington, with workplace flexibility after initial in-office training.
