Banker Jobs in Dallas, TX
Banker jobs in Dallas, Texas are concentrated in Uptown, Downtown, and the Frisco-Plano corridor, with strong demand across commercial banking, wealth management, and corporate lending. Employers hiring right now include Truist, Wells Fargo, and Simmons Bank. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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SUMMARY/OBJECTIVES
The Universal Banker serves as a full service, single point of contact in the branch for SouthState customers’ financial needs. The position operates in the dual capacity of a Teller and FSR providing exceptional customer service in both transactional and account management. The Universal Banker seeks to attract, expand, and retain customer relationships and is responsible for contributing to the financial growth of the bank.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Serves customers quickly, accurately, efficiently, and confidentially according to the South State Bank Service Standards.
Knows and understand the products and services offered by the Bank. These include facts and features, benefits and advantages, rules and regulations, price structure, and a simple definition of each service offered.
Able to identify customer needs and expectations by listening for clues. Seeks the opportunity to expand customer relationships by making referrals as outlined in the goals for this position.
Presents a neat and professional personal appearance, in accordance with bank policy.
Knows and ensures compliance to all banking regulations to include Regulation CC and Bank Secrecy Act.
Develop a strong understanding of customer facing technology with the ability to discuss with and enroll customers in self-service options.
Teller Duties:
Processes transactions for savings, checking, and loan accounts.
Maintains a neat and orderly work area.
May assist in guiding and training new tellers.
May allow customers access to safe deposit boxes.
Cashes checks and processes savings withdrawals within assigned limits and in accordance with prescribed procedures.
Sells certified checks.
Balances transactions daily.
May service/balance ATM.
May utilize the branch capture system.
Knows and follows policies and procedures in completing transactions, minimizing operational errors, and maintaining a proper workflow.
Knows and follows the branch’s security and audit procedures and understands the function and operation of the security devices.
FSR Duties:
Opens new deposit accounts and understands the products and financial services offered by the bank. Also handles other services such as stop payments, wire transfers, and other maintenance functions within assigned limits.
Explains policies and procedures as necessary, keeping in mind most customers’ unfamiliarity with them.
Resolves customer problems and complaints with courtesy and discretion and direction and directs customers with difficult problems to other sources for assistance. Considers problems and complaints as opportunities to satisfy the customer and promote additional services.
Is knowledgeable of financial services offered by the bank.
Shows sincere appreciation for each customer’s time and business. Gives business card if not already given.
Knows and follows the branch’s security and audit procedures and understands the function and operation of the security devices.
Assures that branch records, reports and other correspondence resulting from customer development attempts are correct, timely and are properly distributed.
UNIVERSAL BANKER FUNCTIONS
Eighteen months of teller or cash handling experience and recommended 3 years customer relationship building or sales experience
Demonstrated expertise in the Teller II and basic FSR job functions
Additional Responsibilities may include Vault Responsibilities or Back-Up Vault Responsibilities
Has increased approval limits in approving teller transactions and signing off on checks
May have established consumer lending goal
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications, Education, and Certification Requirements
Education : High School diploma or equivalent
Experience : Cash handling, sales, customer service. Previous banking experience preferred.
Specific Knowledge : Good interpersonal skills, good computer skills, ability to read, write, speak, and understand English
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS/CLASSES
The SouthState Way New Team Member Orientation
Teller Foundations
Banker Foundations
All assigned Regulatory Compliance Training
Acknowledgement of all policies through DocuSign as assigned
Additional training may be required dependent upon experience
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Must be able to lift, up to 50 pounds, must be able to stand and/or sit for long periods of time. Must be able to effectively access and interpret information on computer screens, documents, reports, and cash denominations, and identify customers.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
This position is most likely in an open lobby area with an individual workstation. The position is located inside a cooled and heated facility with ability to go to a break room or rest room during breaks.
TRAVEL
Travel may be required to come to meetings or training as needed.
Work Location: 3206 Live Oak St. Dallas, Texas 75204
Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled/veterans.
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Who's Hiring
- Truist38

- Wells Fargo26

- Simmons Bank26

- Texas Regional Bank26

- NDBT13
Top Industries Hiring
- Banking & Financial Services
Banker Jobs in Dallas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a banker job in Dallas?
Focus your search on Dallas's commercial banking hubs in Downtown and Uptown, where regional banks, national lenders, and credit unions concentrate most of their hiring. Wealth management roles tend to cluster in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow corridors, while community banks in suburban markets like Frisco and McKinney hire steadily for branch-level positions. Candidates who speak to local commercial real estate or energy lending experience stand out in Dallas's competitive market.
Which companies hire bankers in Dallas?
Employers hiring bankers in Dallas right now include Truist, Wells Fargo, and Simmons Bank, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Dallas attracts a mix of large national banks with regional headquarters, independent community banks, and credit unions serving both the metro and fast-growing suburban markets to the north.
Are there remote banker jobs in Dallas?
Yes, though remote availability is limited for client-facing branch and commercial roles, which typically require in-person presence. About 67% of banker openings tied to Dallas are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, concentrated among back-office, underwriting, and loan operations roles. Larger banks and fintech-adjacent employers based in the Legacy West and Uptown corridors are the most likely to offer hybrid arrangements.
How can I get a banker job in Dallas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Dallas is a personal banker or teller role at a community bank or credit union, particularly in high-growth suburban markets like Frisco, Allen, or Garland where branch expansion is ongoing. Regional banks in the DFW metroplex frequently hire candidates with associate degrees or recent finance coursework for customer-facing roles, using them as a pipeline into credit analyst and relationship manager positions. Fluency in Spanish is a practical differentiator given Dallas's large bilingual customer base.
Which industries hire the most bankers in Dallas?
The sectors hiring the most bankers in Dallas are Banking & Financial Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Dallas's role as a regional financial hub, combined with its concentration of corporate headquarters and a booming commercial real estate market, sustains broad and consistent demand across these sectors.
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