Full-Time
Teller Retail Banker
Updated on 8/4/2026
Woodforest National Bank
1,001-5,000 employees
Community bank providing consumer/business banking
No salary listed
Canton, TX, USA
In Person
May require covering nearby branch locations up to 45 miles from the assigned branch.
Bachelor's, Associate's
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- Three years of relevant and transferable sales and/or customer service experience, or an Associate’s degree and one year of relevant and transferable sales and/or customer service experience, or a Bachelor’s degree.
- A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
- The position requires a positive and engaging approach.
- The employee must be able to stand most of the time and may need to walk, move, bend, stoop, or sit briefly, and occasionally lift and carry items weighing up to 30 pounds.
- Achieve individual sales by proactively identifying, marketing, and recommending bank products and services that benefit customers.
- Process transactions, open accounts, and perform account maintenance.
- Handle branch servicing duties, including vault balancing, cash ordering, and maintaining automated teller machines.
- Use problem-solving skills to address customer inquiries and concerns consistently with Woodforest Experience training.
- Cover nearby branch locations up to 45 miles from the assigned branch when occasional business needs arise.
- Previous in-store banking experience is preferred but not required.
Woodforest National Bank provides consumer and business banking services through a large network of branches across 17 states. It offers checking and savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and other financial products, with services delivered by tellers and bankers who emphasize personal, relationship-based banking. The bank operates with employee ownership via an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), making staff the largest shareholders and encouraging them to focus on understanding and meeting customers’ financial needs and giving back to local communities. Unlike some banks that rely on centralized ownership, Woodforest promotes a locally grounded, customer-first approach centered on fair, responsive, and professional service and the motto “Banking your way...EVERY DAY AND NIGHT.” Its goal is to earn customer loyalty by providing accessible, competitive banking products and superior service while supporting the communities it serves.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Spring, Texas
Founded
1980
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Julie Mayrant became CEO on July 15, 2026, preserving continuity after 30 years at Woodforest.
- The May 28, 2026 Jack Henry selection supports modernization, digital banking, and treasury management.
- The July 14, 2026 Zelus SNAP rollout targets efficiency across nearly 740 branches in 17 states.
What critics are saying
- Woodforest faces ongoing litigation, including the Relianse appeal dismissal on April 30, 2026.
- Former-employee retaliation litigation keeps workplace controls and leadership judgment under scrutiny in 2026.
- Branch-heavy, grocery-anchored retail banking faces deposit attrition if Walmart traffic weakens permanently.
What makes Woodforest National Bank unique
- Woodforest runs 740-plus branches across 17 states, anchored in Walmart in-store banking.
- Employee-owned culture and 45-year community banking brand distinguish Woodforest from retail competitors.
- Jack Henry and Zelus deals modernize Woodforest without abandoning its relationship-banking model.
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Benefits
Employee Stock Ownership Plan
401(k) Company Match
Medical Coverage
Long-Term Disability & Life, AD&D Insurance
Well-being Program (Employee Assistance Program)
Opportunities for Long-Term Growth
Competitive Base Pay
Flexible Work Hours
Professional Development Budget
Company News
Julie V. Mayrant named Chief Executive Officer of Woodforest National Bank. By: Liz Grimm Published 07/17/2026 THE WOODLANDS, TX - Woodforest National Bank(R)(Woodforest) today announced the appointment of Julie V. Mayrant as Chief Executive Officer. A highly respected banking executive with more than 30 years of experience at the employee-owned institution, Mayrant has played a defining role in Woodforest's growth, operational excellence, and customer-focused culture. "Julie's leadership has been instrumental in shaping Woodforest's footprint in retail banking across the country," said Robert E. Marling, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Woodforest Financial Group, Inc. "She understands our culture of employee ownership, our responsibility to serve our customers, and the importance of building lasting relationships. Julie was the clear choice of both me and our Board of Directors to lead Woodforest into its next chapter. We are confident in her ability to strengthen our company and the communities we serve for years to come." Marling will continue as Chairman and CEO of Woodforest Financial Group, Inc. Mayrant assumed her responsibilities as President and CEO on July 15, 2026. Most recently, Mayrant served as President and Chief Community Banking Officer, overseeing the bank's Retail division and advancing its customer-first operating model. Throughout her career, she has strengthened Woodforest's relationship-based approach to banking, expanded access to financial services, and reinforced the values that have driven the organization's long-term success. Mayrant's Woodforest journey began with the launch of the bank's first in-store branch in Conroe, Texas, helping establish a retail banking model that became a cornerstone of the company's growth strategy. From that single branch, Woodforest has grown into one of the nation's largest retail banking networks, operating more than 740 branches across 17 states. She also played a key role in expanding the bank's wealth management and commercial banking capabilities. In addition, Mayrant helped introduce Woodforest's one-stop-shop customer experience, a service model that remains central to the bank's success. As Chief Community Banking Officer, she further strengthened Woodforest's leadership position in Montgomery County while deepening its community impact. As President and CEO, she will focus on building upon the bank's strong employee-owned foundation, deepening customer relationships, strengthening community engagement, and driving disciplined, long-term growth. "It has been a privilege to grow with Woodforest over the past 30 years," said Mayrant. "From our earliest days in Montgomery County to serving customers across the country, our success has always been rooted in our people, our culture of ownership, and our commitment to putting customers first and communities always. I am honored to build on that legacy by strengthening relationships, expanding our reach, and continuing to deliver the accessible, relationship-driven banking experience that defines Woodforest." A graduate of Sam Houston State University, Mayrant earned her Executive MBA from Texas A&M University. She served for eight years on the Board of Directors of the Independent Bankers Association of Texas (IBAT) and currently serves on its Services Board. She previously served on the Board of Directors of The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and currently serves as Chairman of the Board for Interfaith of The Woodlands. In recognition of her leadership and impact, Mayrant was named a "Trailblazer" by the Greater Houston Women's Chamber of Commerce in 2021 and was recognized as one of the Houston Business Journal's 2024 "Women Who Mean Business." Mayrant and her husband, Jerry, have lived in Montgomery County throughout her Woodforest career and raised their son, Jake, in the community. She remains actively involved with the Woodforest Charitable Foundation, Interfaith of The Woodlands, Crossroads Baptist Church, and numerous other charitable initiatives.
Julie V. Mayrant leads Woodforest bank's next chapter. Julie V. Mayrant's rise to Chief Executive Officer of Woodforest National Bank isn't just another headline - it's a significant shift in leadership dynamics at a pivotal time. Over three decades with Woodforest, she's been more than a rising star; she's been the luminary guiding the bank's trajectory ever upward. Now, the big question is: What fireworks are next under her lead? Mayrant's stalwart legacy of growth. Julie might not have started with the CEO badge, but she sure worked like she had one. Mayrant began her journey with Woodforest at the ground level, managing its first in-store branch in Conroe, Texas. From that single outpost, she drove a retail revolution, helping shape a banking network of over 740 branches sprawled across 17 states. The community banker's blueprint. Mayrant's focus on customer-first service isn't just lip service. Throughout her career, she has been the ballast for Woodforest's relationship-driven ethos. What's more, she knitted these principles into every thread of the bank's customer interactions, from expanding wealth management to commercial banking. "Julie's leadership has been instrumental in shaping Woodforest's footprint," said Robert E. Marling, Chairman and CEO of Woodforest Financial Group, Inc. The culture of ownership and commitment. Under Julie's guidance, Woodforest crafted a powerful identity: employee-owned with a community focus. It's not your run-of-the-mill bank; it's a bastion of service and empowerment, with Mayrant at its helm vowing to deepen customer ties and fortify community bonds. New era, new challenges. Julie steps into her role in a banking landscape that's been anything but smooth sailing. Economic headwinds and shifting consumer expectations mean staying nimble is more crucial than ever. But if anyone's got the mettle to weather these storms, it's Mayrant. She's a "Trailblazer," after all, as dubbed by the Greater Houston Women's Chamber of Commerce. Looking ahead, Julie aims to keep Woodforest's community-first philosophy intact while navigating new territories for growth. Her emphasis on relationship-driven banking is more than words; it's a playbook for future success. But it's going to take grit to turn those strategies into substantial earnings growth amidst a financial world bending under changing tides. Beyond banking: Julie's deeper roots. Outside the banking world, Julie is far from a corporate hermit. Her hands weave through community fabric as knitted tightly as her business acumen. She's immersed herself in local initiatives, such as the Woodforest Charitable Foundation and serving as chairman for Interfaith of The Woodlands. A graduate from Sam Houston State University and a holder of an Executive MBA from Texas A&M University, she's coupled her banking acumen with civic duty, balancing financial prowess with profound community commitment. Setting the stage for the future. Mayrant's task isn't just about holding the reins; it's about steering this colossal institution beyond its comfort zone into unfamiliar yet exciting ventures. With the solid backing of a devoted workforce and the obvious trust of her board, Julie's up for the challenge. It's going to be intriguing to watch - which is exactly the kind of mix of opportunity and responsibility that makes the world of banking so electric. In the end, Julie Mayrant isn't merely stepping into a limelight; she's casting it forward for an expectedly riveting act two at Woodforest National Bank. Here's to a blend of community spirit and shrewd banking, the kind that pundits like me can't help but watch with bated breath.
Zelus Automation Platform and Woodforest National Bank sign agreement for SNAP platform. PR Newswire Partnership brings Zelus's SNAP automation platform to one of the nation's largest community banks. THE WOODLANDS, Texas, July 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Zelus Automation Platform and Woodforest National Bank(R) today announced an agreement for Zelus's SNAP platform. The partnership will deliver next-generation automation capabilities across Woodforest's retail banking operations, supporting the bank's nearly 740 branches in 17 states nationwide. "At Woodforest, it's always been about customers first, community always, and this venture with Zelus brings that commitment to life in new and powerful ways," said Julie Mayrant, President and Chief Community Bank Officer Woodforest National Bank. "Our upcoming move to Jack Henry's SilverLake System(TM) sets the stage for exactly this kind of decision. Zelus' SNAP solution integrates seamlessly with SilverLake, so we're able to automate processes without adding complexity to our tech stack. It was a natural fit - one that lets us build on our core investment rather than work around it." The agreement reflects both organizations' commitment to a long-term partnership built on shared goals of operational excellence and customer service. SNAP will be deployed across Woodforest's retail banking network, which spans Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia. "We are honored to partner with Woodforest National Bank, one of the nation's most respected community banking institutions," said Russell Bond, Chief Executive Officer of Zelus Automation Platform. "This agreement is a testament to the power of SNAP and our shared vision of transforming the way community banks operate and serve their customers." The implementation of SNAP across Woodforest's operations is expected to begin in the coming months. About Woodforest National Bank Woodforest National Bank has successfully stood among the strongest community banks in the nation, proudly offering outstanding customer service since 1980. Headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, Woodforest operates nearly 740 branches in 17 states and employs approximately 4,300 associates. As an employee-owned institution, Woodforest understands the importance of investing in its people and the communities it serves. Woodforest is an Outstanding CRA-rated institution. For more information, visit www.woodforest.com. About Zelus Automation Platform Zelus Automation Platform is a leading provider of intelligent automation solutions for the financial services industry. The company's flagship SNAP platform enables banks and financial institutions to streamline operations, reduce costs, and improve the customer experience through advanced automation technology. For more information, visit www.zap-llc.com.
Woodforest National Bank selects Jack Henry to power growth with a modern, integrated platform. PR Newswire - Thu May 28, 8:00AM CDT Over $9 billion-asset bank with more than 740 branches represents Jack Henry's largest new core signing to date MONETT, Mo., May 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Jack Henry(R)(Nasdaq: JKHY) announced today that Woodforest National, a multi-state bank with more than $9 billion in assets, has selected Jack Henry to support its continued growth, modernization, and long-term digital strategy. Jack Henry has more than 35 clients with over $9 billion in assets, but all of them have either been through a merger or organic growth with Jack Henry. Woodforest represents the largest new core signing in Jack Henry's history based on number of accounts and underscores the company's continued momentum with larger financial institutions. Over the past three fiscal years, 44 financial institutions with over $1 billion in assets have chosen to switch their core platform to Jack Henry, representing approximately $94 billion in total assets, a significant increase from 15 institutions representing approximately $26 billion in assets signed during fiscal years 2022 and 2023. Founded in 1980, Woodforest has built a strong legacy as one of the nation's leading community banks, grounded in a deep commitment to the customers and communities it serves. Headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, the bank operates over 740 branches across 17 states, including convenient locations within select major retail grocery stores. While maintaining a strong focus on retail banking, Woodforest also supports commercial customers across its footprint delivering relationship-driven service, accessible banking solutions, and financial solutions designed to meet the unique needs of each customer. Woodforest selected Jack Henry for its modern, open approach to financial technology and ability to deliver a fully integrated, end-to-end platform. As the bank evaluated its long-term technology strategy, Woodforest sought a provider that could innovate, reduce reliance on custom-built infrastructure, and provide a scalable foundation for continued growth. "As we continue to grow and evolve, we sought a technology partner that reflects our deep commitment to the communities we serve and our relationship-driven, customer-first culture," said Robert E. Marling Jr., Chairman and CEO of Woodforest National Bank. "Jack Henry stood out as the clear choice because of its modern, integrated platform, open architecture, and public cloud-native services. It is a forward-looking company, and we're confident it will help us operate more efficiently, strengthen our digital capabilities, and deliver the experiences our customers expect." In addition to core services, Woodforest was particularly drawn to Jack Henry's digital banking, treasury management, and open architecture and broad ecosystem of integrations that will allow the bank to connect third-party solutions more easily while improving operational efficiency. "Winning a new client like Woodforest National Bank reflects the strength of our modern technology and our role in the next era of banking," said Jack Henry President and CEO Greg Adelson. "We are committed to serving banks and credit unions of all sizes, and we're seeing increasing interest from larger financial institutions that want a more modern, flexible technology foundation. We continue to differentiate ourselves from our competition through our unwavering focus on culture, service, innovation, strategy, and execution." About Woodforest National Bank Celebrating over 45 years of community banking service, Woodforest National Bank has successfully stood among the strongest community banks in the nation, proudly offering outstanding customer service since 1980. Woodforest currently operates over 740 branches in 17 states across the United States and is an Outstanding CRA-rated institution. For more information about Woodforest National Bank, please visit www.woodforest.com. About Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.(R) Jack Henry(R)(Nasdaq: JKHY) is a well-rounded financial technology company that strengthens connections between financial institutions and the people and businesses they serve. We are an S&P 500 company that prioritizes openness, collaboration, and user centricity - offering banks and credit unions a vibrant ecosystem of internally developed modern capabilities as well as the ability to integrate with leading fintechs. For 50 years, Jack Henry has provided technology solutions to enable clients to innovate faster, strategically differentiate, and successfully compete while serving the evolving needs of their accountholders. We empower approximately 7,400 clients with people-inspired innovation, personal service, and insight-driven solutions that help reduce the barriers to financial health. Additional information is available at www.jackhenry.com. SOURCE Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. This article contains syndicated content. We have not reviewed, approved, or endorsed the content, and may receive compensation for placement of the content on this site. For more information please view the Barchart Disclosure Policy here. Related symbols. | Symbol | Last | Chg | %Chg | | JKHY | 136.03 | -4.17 | -2.97% | | Jack Henry & Assoc |
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