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Independently manages client assets within proprietary investment strategies, ensuring portfolio alignment with objectives. Oversees department operations, evaluates wealth management processes, mentors staff, supports business development, and contributes to asset review decisions. Requires extensive fiduciary portfolio management experience, multi-asset class expertise, strong financial market knowledge, analytical and communication skills, and familiarity with alternative assets and industry tools.

Leads and develops a team of network engineers and technicians while planning, designing, implementing, monitoring, and optimizing enterprise network infrastructure. Responsibilities include LAN, WAN, VPN, wireless, SD-WAN, cloud networking, security, documentation, vendor management, contract negotiation, issue resolution, mentoring, and aligning engineering initiatives with organizational goals.

Manage trust accounts by processing contributions, distributions, transfers, and reconciliations. Serve as an escalation point for complex client issues, provide account information, coordinate activities across teams, prepare daily account reports, and review accounts for regulatory and policy compliance. The role requires trust or custody operations experience, securities knowledge, strong communication skills, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Provide internal lending and credit users with support for credit systems: develop, test, debug, integrate, administer software; generate reports; log issues; train users; coordinate with IT.

Independently manages fiduciary investment accounts and deploys proprietary strategies aligned with client objectives. Oversees multi-asset portfolios, evaluates securities for approved lists, supports wealth management operations and committees, mentors staff, contributes to business development, and communicates investment concepts to clients. Requires strong financial market knowledge, analytical and problem-solving abilities, and familiarity with alternative asset classes. Preferred qualifications include a master’s degree, CFA or CFP designation, industry tools experience, and public presentation experience.

The Producer develops commercial insurance business by prospecting leads, meeting with clients, assessing insurance needs, gathering underwriting information, preparing proposals, and closing sales. The role also services assigned accounts, reviews policies and risk plans, identifies appropriate insurance markets, and explains coverage, limits, deductibles, and renewals. Strong communication, organization, insurance knowledge, sales ability, and Microsoft application proficiency are required. A Texas General Lines insurance license is required or must be obtained within 90 days.

Manages and coordinates regional commercial teller operations, ensuring efficient workflows, cash accountability, internal controls, and regulatory compliance. Leads supervisors and special projects, recommends process improvements, resolves complex customer issues, and supports the sale of additional banking services. Requires strong leadership, organization, communication, customer service experience, and proficiency with Microsoft computer applications.

Leads the accounting team, oversees general ledger month-end closing, and manages accounting operations for fixed assets and accounts payable. Ensures GAAP compliance, system integrations, and accounting processes operate accurately. Collaborates on system projects, implementations, and conversions while managing staffing, performance evaluations, promotions, compensation recommendations, and terminations.

Serve as primary enterprise risk contact for assigned business lines, manage ERM documentation, lead risk and control assessments (RCSAs), oversee risk event remediation, develop KRIs/KPIs, partner on risk initiatives, and provide advisory support to incorporate risk considerations into business changes.

Develop and execute IT category strategies across cloud, hardware, software, SaaS, and banking technology domains. Manage vendor relationships, enterprise contract negotiations, portfolios, budgets, and category spend. Drive cost optimization, strategic sourcing, vendor consolidation, governance, compliance, and performance measurement. Partner with IT, Finance, Legal, Procurement, and Vendor Management teams while analyzing spend, market trends, and vendor metrics to improve sourcing and financial efficiency.