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Manage final stages of residential mortgage closings: prepare and review Closing Disclosures, coordinate with settlement agents and attorneys, finalize funding and wiring, update LOS, ensure regulatory compliance (TRID/RESPA), and support post-closing and audit requests.

Underwrite residential mortgage loans by reviewing credit, loan-to-value, debt ratios, property valuation and risk factors for compliance with bank and investor guidelines. Analyze exceptions, deficiencies, and special conditions; recommend alternative loan structures; coach field staff and brokers on technical underwriting issues; exercise independent judgment on matters with significant financial impact.

Provide onsite desktop and endpoint support across bank branches and headquarters, triaging and resolving user issues, deploying and imaging workstations, maintaining asset inventory and SOPs, and escalating tickets with full context. Requires frequent travel (2-4 days/week), occasional off-hour or weekend work, and adherence to IT/security procedures in a regulated environment.

The Maintenance Manager oversees building maintenance across multiple locations, coordinates vendor services, ensures safety compliance, and manages projects to maintain a reliable environment.

The CRE Lender will manage a self-sourced portfolio focusing on business development, loan processing, and credit management, while building strong client relationships.

The AVP, Innovation & Support Manager oversees projects in Residential Lending, ensuring compliance and operational efficiency while managing the Support team.

The role involves developing business banking client relationships, generating deposits, providing exceptional client service, and managing a personal book of business in a fast-paced team environment.

The Mortgage Loan Processor will prepare mortgage applications for underwriting, process loans, deliver documents, and ensure accurate loan documentation and communications with borrowers.

The role involves generating business opportunities with law firms, managing client relationships, collaborating internally, and promoting bank services. Attendance at networking events and relationship-building are key responsibilities.

The SBA Loan Officer is responsible for developing new SBA loans, maintaining relationships with partners, conducting credit analyses, and ensuring compliance with regulations.