Credit Analyst I - Dallas / On-Site Only

Established in 1964 in Omaha, Nebraska, our family-owned financial institution's vision is to be the best in class in meeting the evolving financial needs of our customers. Our extensive history and family-owned legacy give us a deep and genuine understanding of how to serve and treat our customers. We offer a holistic financial approach with solutions for personal, business and wealth in three markets: Iowa, Nebraska and Texas.As a community bank, we value long-term partnerships built on trust and integrity. As an employer, we take pride in building meaningful relationships and celebrating the unique differences that define each team member; it's what makes us a stronger unit. It's one of the many reasons why creating a strong culture of empowerment, support, and opportunity is an ongoing focus.Job SummaryThis position is responsible for financial analysis and underwriting related to the bank’s loan portfolio using the bank’s lending software. This includes completing financial statement spreads, cash flow models, written analyses of the applicant’s ability to repay the loan and assessment of the strengths & weaknesses of the Bank’s repayment sources in light of industry and other environmental trends. Assists Relationship Managers & Portfolio Managers with monitoring and managing credit risk for existing client relationships. Interprets and carries out policies relating to all phases of credit administration department functions.Essential FunctionsFinancial Statement Spreading (35%)Create/update spreads of financial statements or tax returns using software and test for compliance with financial covenants, when applicable. Verify that the tracking items are accurate and update them if they are not. This is in addition to the normal spreading done in conjunction with underwriting and reviews.Financial Analysis & Credit Underwriting (35%)For Commercial & Industrial (C&I) businesses, commercial real estate investors, and private banking clients:New Business: For new or existing relationships with proposed credit exposure generally over Loan Committee thresholds, prepare a Credit Memo with the Relationship Manager including: analysis of the business and industry, financial statement changes and trends, cash flow adequacy, collateral coverage, and Guarantor support (including a global cash flow analysis, as needed). Address causes (how/why) for material changes. Cite mitigants and provide remediation for weaknesses and potential problems. Identify and discuss strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.Renewals: For relationships with credit exposure generally over Loan Committee thresholds, approximately 60 days prior to maturity of loans, review the Renewal Checklist prepared by the Relationship Coordinators. If not prepared, check the loan system (or credit file) and inform the Relationship Coordinator and Relationship Manager of financial statements, collateral reports, personal financial statements, tax returns, and other customary documentation needed to underwrite the renewal. Underwrite the Borrower and obtain approval for renewal ideally 30 days, but not less than 10 days, prior to maturity.Reviews (20%)As part of the ongoing portfolio management for Commercial & Industrial (C&I) businesses, commercial real estate investors, and private banking clients:Annual Credit Reviews: For Borrowers generally over Loan Committee thresholds, determine on-going credit quality and appropriateness of the assigned risk rating by reviewing the Borrower’s payment history, financial statement trends & cash flow, and/or operating statements and rent rolls for the Bank’s commercial real estate collateral.Complete reviews of the Bank’s investments, as assigned.Complete financial analyses of the Bank’s vendors, as assigned.Other Duties as Assigned (10%)Minutes: Record and distribute minutes for Loan Committee meetings.Meetings: Assist with conducting the Past Due Meeting by presenting various reports on the projector and advise Loan Committee members of liens and garnishments since the last meeting.Prepare real estate evaluations and complete appraisal reviews.Assist with portfolio management by completing floor plan inspections, borrowing base reviews, or collateral exams.Assist with the preparation of monthly monitoring reports and credit analytics.Conducting joint customer calls with Bankers as needed.Knowledge, Skills And AbilitiesPerforms other duties as required and assigned. Knowledge of accounting is sufficient to understand and analyze the relationships between the different financial statements, to produce a written analysis.Basic knowledge of bank loan systems preferred.Strong analytical skills with an understanding of financial statements and tax returns including an understanding of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing using effective business writing skills.Time management skills and an ability to prioritize multiple tasks to meet deadlines.Proficient skills with Word, Excel, and Outlook.Ability to complete the required training by assigned due date.Ability to maintain predictable and reliable attendanceEDUCATION* Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting or related business field required.EXPERIENCE*Minimum of 1 years of relevant work experience within the banking or financial services industry required. Equivalent education and experience will be consideredAFFIRMATIVE ACTIONSecurity National Bank provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws.