Jobs at Wintrust Financial Corporation

The Relationship Manager in Business Banking oversees client acquisition and retention, managing loans, deposits, and treasury relationships while ensuring exceptional customer service and cross-selling financial products.

The Sr. Commercial Banker is responsible for managing and growing a portfolio of commercial banking customers, expanding relationships, and developing new business through exceptional service and networking.

The Senior Financial Analyst will perform accounting research, develop recommendations regarding technical accounting issues, prepare assessments, and communicate with management about accounting research and compliance matters.

The Team Lead Portfolio Management oversees a commercial banking portfolio and leads a team of Portfolio Managers and Analysts in workflows, mentoring, and client relationships to ensure compliance with bank policies and effective risk management.

Provide loan servicing support for syndication portfolios, ensuring accurate booking, funding, payments, and communication with syndicate members and lenders.

The Teller processes financial transactions, provides customer service, balances transactions, identifies fraud, and directs customers to bank personnel while complying with policies and regulations.

Acquire, retain, and expand commercial banking relationships (typically up to $25M revenue). Hit loan/deposit/fee goals, cross-sell treasury products, structure loans, manage credit files, renewals and collections, prospect new customers, and collaborate with internal partners and COIs to generate referrals.

The Teller Services Coordinator supervises branch operations, ensuring compliance with policies, excellent customer service, and effective delegation of duties among staff. They handle customer transactions and resolve issues as needed.

The Commercial Banker II/Relationship Manager will develop new commercial relationships and manage existing clients' needs while ensuring profitability and compliance with banking policies.

The Loan Originator assembles and reviews loan applications, matches borrowers with mortgage programs, conducts preliminary underwriting, and develops referral relationships for new business.

The Loan Originator procures new mortgage transactions by assembling applications, matching applicants with mortgage programs, conducting reviews, and assisting clients through the loan process.

The A/P Representative processes payment requests, verifies transactions, manages check runs, and assists with reports and supplier updates in the accounts payable team.

Process customer financial transactions (deposits, withdrawals, check cashing, loan payments), operate and balance a teller drawer, identify cross-sell opportunities, detect and report potential fraud, comply with policies, assist with branch opening/closing, and support community events as needed.

As a Consumer Direct Loan Originator, you will build relationships with borrowers through inside sales, conduct needs analysis, and close sales while providing exceptional customer service and following up with leads.

The Loan Originator procures new mortgage transactions for the bank, assists borrowers with applications and documentation, and generates business through referrals.

The Officer, Model Risk Management validates bank-wide models, ensuring compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include developing testing plans, assessing model performance, reviewing documentation, and collaborating with stakeholders for effective model governance.

The Loan Originator procures new mortgage transactions, assists borrowers, conducts underwriting reviews, and develops referral relationships to generate business.

The Business Banking Relationship Manager develops new business and expands existing customer relationships, supporting small to mid-sized businesses with revenues up to $30 million. Responsibilities include nurturing client relationships, negotiating loan structures, and achieving annual loan and deposit volume goals.

The Loan Originator will generate leads, analyze loan applications, communicate terms, and work with processors to close loans.

The Financial Advisor builds client relationships, retains clients, assesses financial needs, develops plans, and ensures compliance with regulations while meeting sales quotas.