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Willing to train Ag Loan Officer
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
An Agricultural Lender works within a bank and is responsible for agricultural clients. May gather and analyze credit information to determine creditworthiness and how much money should be loaned. Will advise management and the underwriting department about whether to grant a loan.
$104,004 / year median in Kansas
+1% projected growth
Job Description
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WeAreHiring:
Agricultural Loan Officer (early level or trainee) 🌾 Are you passionate about agriculture and finance? Our client, a respected community bank focused on long-term client partnerships, is seeking a motivated Ag Loan Officer to join their team. This role offers a unique chance to grow a portfolio of agricultural and commercial lending relationships while working in a supportive, relationship-driven environment. 💼What You'll Do:
- Build and grow relationships with agricultural producers and agribusiness clients through networking and community involvement.
- Analyze financial statements, tax returns, and production history to structure tailored lending solutions including operating lines, equipment, livestock, and real estate loans.
- Monitor loan portfolio performance ensuring quality and compliance.
- Represent the bank at community and agricultural events to strengthen market presence.
- Collaborate with credit teams to ensure sound loan approvals and documentation.
Who You Are:
- Experienced or eager to develop in ag/commercial lending with strong financial analysis skills.
- Knowledgeable about agricultural production cycles and credit fundamentals.
- Self-starter with excellent client communication and relationship-building abilities.
- Bachelor's degree preferred but passion for agriculture and community ties can open doors—our client is willing to train the right candidate with ag knowledge.
Compensation & Benefits:
- $60,000 to $100,000/year, full-time
- Comprehensive benefits including 401(k) with matching, gym membership, health, dental, vision insurance, paid time off, and retirement plans
- Supportive work culture that values community engagement and professional growth Ready to cultivate your career in ag lending?
- I am a recruiter I love what I do.