Full-Time
Teller
Northwest Bank
1,001-5,000 employees
Regional community bank serving local residents
No salary listed
Mount Joy, PA, USA
In Person
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- Knowledge of computers and the Teller System.
- Ability to establish effective working relationships among team members and participate in solving problems and making decisions.
- Ability to present and express ideas and information clearly and concisely, orally or in writing, in a manner appropriate to the audience.
- Ability to actively listen, share information, and facilitate the open exchange of ideas and information.
- Ability to establish courses of action to accomplish specific goals, develop and use tracking systems to monitor work progress, and effectively use resources such as time and information.
- Ability to make sound decisions using perceptive and analytical processes and good judgment in gray areas.
- Ability to work evening hours and weekends as scheduled, assigned, or necessary.
- Ability to work with on-site equipment.
- Achieve financial wellness activity goals, including identifying referral opportunities and contributing to the office's overall sales performance goals.
- Assist customers and visitors with questions, problem resolution, and other needs; proactively understand customer needs and explain product and service features and benefits; refer complex requests or products and services to the appropriate team member.
- Greet customers, actively engage with them, and take ownership of resolving customer issues or concerns.
- Balance the teller drawer daily and participate in office meetings, huddles, operations meetings, and dual-control balancing of the vault, ATM, and other devices as needed.
- Deliver an exceptional customer experience in person, over the phone, and through email communications, while supporting customers' financial wellness.
- Complete assigned educational training and self-educate using bank-designed programs and applications.
- Maintain general knowledge of office systems and department software, perform maintenance, and develop in-depth knowledge of bank products, services, and digital offerings.
- Follow security and dual-control processes.
- Participate in branch opening and closing tasks as needed.
- Follow compliance, risk, and operational procedures to protect the bank from unnecessary risk.
- Work with co-workers to complete daily tasks and support management with special requests as needed.
- Ensure compliance with Northwest policies and procedures and federal and state regulations.
- Navigate Microsoft Office software, computer applications, and department-specific software to maximize technology tools and efficiency.
- A high school diploma or equivalent is preferred.
- Customer service experience is preferred.
- Cash-handling experience is preferred.
- Banking and/or retail experience is preferred.
Northwest Bank serves communities in Pennsylvania and Ohio as a regional bank offering personal and business banking, including checking and savings accounts, loans, and online and mobile banking. Customers manage money by opening accounts, applying for loans with terms based on credit and need, and using online or mobile tools to view balances, transfer funds, and pay bills with branch support and customer service. The bank differentiates itself through a long local history dating back to 1896 and a focus on community relationships, expansion (such as the 2015 Lorain National Bank acquisition), and a 2018 rebranding to update its digital presence. Its goal is to provide accessible, reliable banking and digital options that support local economies and steady growth.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Warren, Michigan
Founded
1896
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 27, 2026 record quarterly net income reached $54 million and $0.36 diluted EPS.
- June 2026 net interest margin improved to 3.75%, supporting profitability.
- Central Ohio expansion adds four branches and a 300-employee headquarters by 2034.
What critics are saying
- Commercial real estate deterioration can hit capital and force earnings resets by 2027.
- The 2029 Dublin headquarters adds lease, buildout, and execution risk through 2034.
- Big banks and digital neobanks can outspend Northwest on rates, technology, and recruiting.
What makes Northwest Bank unique
- July 2026 New Albany branch uses hospitality-style design and self-service tools.
- August 2026 Dublin headquarters plan embeds customers, wealth management, and staff together.
- Northwest Bank pairs 152 branches with fee-free ATM access across four states.
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Northwest Bank to bring new headquarters to Dublin. Posted: Aug 27, 2026 / 11:00 AM EDT Updated: Aug 27, 2026 / 09:25 AM EDT DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) - Northwest Bank is moving its corporate headquarters from the Easton area of Columbus to Dublin, where a new 75,000-square-foot building is expected to open in the first half of 2029. The headquarters will be located in Bridge North, a mixed-use development planned for Dublin's Bridge Street District. Northwest expects to move about 120 employees initially and grow its Dublin workforce to 300 by 2034, according to a news release. Dublin City Council approved an economic development agreement with the bank Monday, allowing Northwest to move forward with the project. Council first considered the agreement Aug. 10 and approved a final development plan for Bridge North last month. See a previous report from NBC4 in the video player above. Northwest Chief Financial Officer Doug Schosser said unlike the current Easton office, the new headquarters will place customers in the building alongside its corporate workforce. Plans call for a public financial center and wealth management services on the ground floor, with corporate offices above. "I am most excited about the fact that we'll be welcoming customers into our new headquarters as much as we'll be welcoming the entire leadership team and management group into the building," Schosser said. The bank expects the Dublin office to house functions including finance, treasury, investor relations, marketing and customer experience, along with leadership for its consumer banking operations. Schosser said Dublin's walkability, restaurants and other amenities were factors in the selection, particularly as Northwest looks to recruit employees while its corporate workforce is in the office four days per week. The move comes as Northwest expands its retail banking presence in central Ohio. Its first regional financial center opened in New Albany in July, with four more locations - near Ohio State, in Gahanna and Westerville and another in the Columbus area - planned by the second quarter of 2027. Northwest moved its headquarters from Pennsylvania to Columbus in 2021. Schosser said the latest move reflects the bank's growth in central Ohio and its desire for more space and greater control over how its headquarters is designed and operated. The company's Easton lease runs through 2031 and includes extension options, Schosser said. Northwest has not determined what will happen to that space after the Dublin headquarters opens. Under the agreement approved by Dublin, the city will provide Northwest a five-year performance incentive equal to 15% of income-tax withholdings generated by new employees from 2030 through 2034, capped at $460,000. The bank can also receive a $50,000 location grant after executing its expected 15-year lease and obtaining an occupancy permit. Schosser said the incentives were important to the overall financing but were not the primary reason Northwest chose Dublin. "The primary factor got back to what kind of environment can we create for the business, for our employees, and how can we take advantage of the growth that we've had in central Ohio," he said. Northwest Bank operates 152 full-service financial centers and 11 drive-up locations across Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and Indiana.
Northwest Bank to open headquarters in Dublin, Ohio. Photo: Northwest Bank August 26, 2026 Northwest Bank will open its corporate headquarters in Dublin, Ohio in a mixed-use development. It will combine offices, hospitality, retail and meeting places, according to a press release. Northwest Bank plans to move from Easton to this 75,000-square-foot building in the first half of 2029. This building will support 300 employees and will have a dedicated branch on the ground floor along with wealth management advisory services. "We are excited to become part of the Dublin community. This investment represents an important step in Northwest Bank's continued growth and transformation," Louis J. Torchio, president and chief executive officer of Northwest Bank, said in the release. "Dublin's collaborative approach to supporting businesses makes it an ideal location for Northwest Bank's future headquarters. This move supports our long-term growth strategy, strengthens our ability to attract top talent, and positions us for continued success." Dublin, Ohio will provide a a performance based incentive equal to 15% of all new employee payroll withholdings, along with a $50,000 location grant as part of an Economic Development Agreement. "Welcoming Northwest Bank to Dublin is an exciting milestone for our community and for the continued evolution of the Bridge Street District," Megan O'Callaghan, city manager, Dublin, said in the release. "This investment reflects the kind of growth we've worked to foster by partnering with developers, investing in infrastructure and creating places where businesses and people can thrive."
Northwest Bank plans to relocate Columbus-area headquarters to Dublin. Posted: Aug 18, 2026 / 11:00 AM EDT Updated: Aug 17, 2026 / 04:04 PM EDT DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) - Northwest Bank is planning to move most of its Columbus-area operations and more than double its local workforce in Dublin over the next decade, according to a proposed economic development agreement first read at Dublin City Council's Aug. 10 meeting. The Columbus-headquartered bank plans to relocate 120 employees to a new Dublin office and grow to 300 employees in the city by 2034, according to a memo to council from Jeremiah Gracia, Dublin's economic development director. Gracia said Northwest selected Dublin after a nationwide search that included other office options in the Columbus market. See the latest headlines from NBC4 in the video player above. "Northwest Bank's decision to invest and locate in Dublin reflects the city's strong business-friendly culture and commitment to building economic growth and momentum," Gracia wrote in the memo. "We are pleased to welcome them to our corporate community and are confident that their values and business excellence will contribute to Dublin's reputation as an exceptional city to live and work." The proposed incentive would let Northwest keep a share of the new income tax revenue its Dublin jobs generate, rather than that money going entirely to the city. Under the agreement, Dublin would return 15% of the income tax withheld from Northwest's new employees back to the company each year for five years, from 2031 through 2035, up to a total of $460,000. "We are looking at a real estate opportunity in Dublin to support our anticipated long-term growth, as we continue to invest in Columbus as a key growth market," a bank spokesperson told NBC4. "However, we are limited in what we can share while the formal review and approval process plays out." The proposed agreement also includes a $50,000 location grant, which Northwest would receive after providing proof of a 15-year lease and obtaining an occupancy permit from the city. Dublin City Council is expected to vote on the agreement Aug. 24. Northwest Bank was founded in Bradford, Pennsylvania, in 1896 and is now headquartered in Columbus. The bank operates 152 full-service financial centers and 11 drive-up locations across Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and Indiana. The planned Dublin office comes as Northwest expands its retail presence across central Ohio, having opened its first regional financial center in New Albany in July, with additional locations planned in Columbus, Gahanna and Westerville. The bank has said the retail expansion is expected to create 30 to 40 full-time jobs, separate from the headquarters relocation, and has added senior leadership and other corporate positions in Columbus as it grows. The move would add another sizable corporate employer to Dublin's Bridge Street District, where office development has picked up in recent months. The city approved a final development plan in July for Bridge North, a mixed-use project along Riverside Drive that includes about 75,000 square feet of office space, and construction is underway nearby on J Block at Bridge Park, which will include more than 100,000 square feet of Class A office space. Cenovus Energy is expected to anchor that building as part of its planned 2027 relocation to Bridge Park. The memo does not specify where in Dublin Northwest's new office will be located.
Daisy Willow Early Learning update: one step closer to blooming. Posted on August 5, 2026 In partnership with Northwest Bank, ASSETS is building opportunities for entrepreneurs in Central PA, brick by brick. As Assets PA count down to this year's Great Social Enterprise Pitch, Assets PA is checking in with entrepreneurs who previously participated in ASSETS' Idea Incubator to see where their journeys have taken them. Daisy Willow Early Learning was a finalist, competing in the 2025 Great Social Enterprise Pitch. Launching a childcare center takes more than a vision. It takes persistence, patience, and willingness to keep moving forward even when progress isn't always visible. Finding the Right Home Over the past year, Daisy Willow Early Learning founder Colleen Herko has continued working toward her dream of creating a child-centered early learning environment for Lancaster families. While finding the right location has proven to be the biggest hurdle, every step has brought her closer to making that vision a reality. After months of searching, Colleen is hopeful she has finally found the space where Daisy Willow can take root and grow. Continuing the Mission In the meantime, she hasn't stopped doing what she loves most. This summer, Colleen hosted a popular toddler camp that gave families a glimpse of the engaging, relationship-centered programming she plans to offer year-round. The experience also allowed her to continue refining her curriculum while building connections with local families. Looking Ahead The past year has been one of progress and perseverance. Every challenge has strengthened Colleen's resolve and brought her one step closer to building the early learning center she has envisioned from the beginning. Assets PA is excited to continue cheering on Daisy Willow Early Learning as Colleen moves toward this next chapter, and Assets PA look forward to sharing more updates as her vision continues to blossom. Read Colleen's original entrepreneur story to learn more about the vision behind Daisy Willow Early Learning. To follow Daisy Willow Early Learning's journey, connect with them on Facebook and Instagram.
Northwest Bank openers financial center in Ohio. August 5, 2026 Northwest Bank recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its financial center in New Albany, Ohio. This part of the bank's wider expansion into central Ohio, with plans to open three branches by the end of 2026 and one in the first quarter of 2027, according to a press release. The financial center was built with an open-concept layout featuring living room meeting spaces and self-service banking tools. The bank has also partnered with several New Albany area organizations such as Healthy New Albany and New Albany Community Foundation for community outreach. "Northwest's approach to banking is grounded in personal relationships and a hospitality-focused experience, and this design allows our team to better connect with customers and deliver the relationship-driven service that differentiates us," Urich Bowers, chief consumer banking and strategy officer for Northwest Bank, said in the release.