Time Type:
Full timeThis is an in-office position.
Department:
220 Commercial LendingJob Summary:
The Head Teller is responsible for supervising, developing, and maintaining an effective teller operation team through proper selection and assignment of staff to branches. Responsible for reconciling general ledger accounts, analyzing teller and branch related reports and ensuring teller policies and procedures are being adhered to mitigate Market losses.Job Description:
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
The statements on this job description are intended to describe the general nature of level of work being performed by incumbents. They are not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required by all incumbents.
Oversee the overall teller operations of the retail branches:
- Supervise, coach, and develop Teller Operation Staff
- Reconcile teller general ledger accounts and maintain research documentation
- Oversee teller policies procedures are properly trained and followed based on the volume and variety of transaction complexity displayed in the market
- Teller Policy and Procedure Follow up training
- Ensure proper cash levels are established and maintained at a Market level
- Evaluate and amend as needed teller processes, policies, and procedures and determine effectiveness based on the volume and variety of transaction complexity displayed in the market
- Evaluate and establish loss tolerance guidelines for coaching and counseling.
- Review and approve all teller counseling before supervisor enters into HR system and presents to employee
- Manage and analyze various reports in according to policy and procedures
- Support retail management with reports to aid in the completion of performance reviews, evaluations, and end of year recognition
- Review and approve all teller promotions for Uni II and Assistant Teller Supervisor
- Observations, Interviews, Memo and Certification package
- Assist in hiring process
- Manage post robbery duties and maintain reports
- Attend, participate, facilitate meetings and organize recognition as needed
- Review, conduct and approve Market quarterly cash audits
- Assist with teller staffing, movement of borrowed tellers, and teller system set ups
- Ensures dual control procedures are followed
- Maintain counterfeits records, ensure procedures are followed
- Oversee Teller Operation Branch set up for new branch openings and closing
- Maintain quarterly immediate credit files review and updates on teller system
- Manage cashier checks authorized signer set up and presentation to board for approvals.
- Ensure all teller related problems and customers complaints are resolved promptly
- Conduct research on internal investigations and/or customer disputes
- Conduct monthly audits as received from various departments
- Review and approve all team member alarm and cash ordering system access
- Actively participates in all Corporate Teller Operations initiatives
- Conduct branch visits to evaluate teller staff and teller supervisors regarding teller procedures and service levels (Follow up training and development is 40%-45% of time expectation to be spent in the branches)
- Other duties as assigned
SKILLS
- Excellent verbal/written communication skills.
- Self-Motivated (Self initiative)
- Good organizational skills
- Active Listening
- Complex Problem Solving
- Management of Personnel Resources
- Critical Thinking
- Monitoring
- Systems Analysis
- Systems Evaluation
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
- High School graduate; some college hours preferred
- 3-4 years banking/teller experience preferred.
IBC Bank Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about IBC Bank and has not been reviewed or approved by IBC Bank.
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Healthcare Strength — Employer-paid medical coverage for full-time employees, with prescription coverage and optional dental/vision, indicates solid core health protection. Feedback suggests this foundational coverage is a standout within the overall package even if other areas feel modest.
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Retirement Support — A 401(k) alongside profit-sharing contributions when the bank is profitable provides retirement-building mechanisms. Eligibility beginning the first day of the year following hire is a timing nuance candidates may factor in.
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Career-Linked Recognition & Rewards — Commission and bonus elements in certain roles can supplement base pay. Feedback suggests performance-tied earnings provide upside for some, despite variability.
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What We Do
IBC Bank was founded in 1966 and today it serves as the flagship bank of International Bancshares Corporation. Since its opening, IBC has grown in assets to more than $15 billion making it one of Texas’ largest holding companies. We believe in doing more for the communities we serve. And we've made that commitment for the last 50+ years. We know that when our communities succeed, we all succeed. Affirmative Action/ Equal Opportunity Employer Member FDIC/ International Bancshares Corporation








