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Community First Bank of Indiana

Community-focused personal banking and loans

Part-Time Bank Teller - Float Position

Part-TimeUpdated
No salary listed
Entry
Indiana, USA
In PersonWork in Hamilton County; training for two weeks in Kokomo, Indiana.
Finance & BankingRetail & Commercial Banking

About the job

Requirements
  • Previous teller experience is preferred but not required.
  • Candidates should have excellent customer service skills, attentiveness, information retention, tact, and diplomacy when dealing with customers and employees.
  • Candidates should have mathematical skills.
  • Candidates should have communication and organizational skills.
  • Candidates should be detail-oriented and accurate.
  • Candidates should be competent with computers, telephones, 10-key calculators, and other office machinery.
  • Candidates should be able to work in a fast-paced environment and under pressure as needed.
  • Candidates should be able to make sound decisions, including on-the-spot decisions regarding customer transactions and weighing customer satisfaction against the Bank’s exposure to loss or fraud.
  • Candidates should be able to relate to individuals at all levels and be sensitive to Bank needs, customer and employee goodwill, and the public image.
  • Candidates should be familiar with retail banking regulations and teller roles and responsibilities relating to each.
Responsibilities
  • Accept retail and/or commercial deposits and loan payments, and process checking and savings account withdrawals.
  • Cash checks.
  • Maintain an adequate cash drawer, including buying and selling currency from the vault as necessary.
  • Balance the cash drawer according to Bank procedures and regulations, including periodic batching of cashed checks.
  • Process credit card cash advances.
  • Assist in ordering, receiving, verifying, and distributing cash.
  • Answer customer inquiries and refer customers to the proper service area for issues that cannot be resolved at the teller line.
  • Provide additional products, including Cashier’s Checks and Personal Money Orders.
  • Assist customers in accessing safety deposit boxes.
  • May be responsible for opening and/or closing the bank.
  • Maintain the highest level of confidentiality with all information obtained.
  • Promote the bank’s products and services.
  • Represent the Bank in a manner that maintains and expands positive relations with customers, potential customers, and co-workers.
  • Perform as a team member in allocating and coordinating workflow.
  • Contribute to the fulfillment of department and company objectives and goals.
  • Comply with all department and company policies, procedures, and regulations.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • A high school diploma or GED equivalent is preferred.
  • Previous teller experience is preferred but not required.

About the company

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Community First Bank of Indiana

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Summary of Community First Bank of Indiana: What it does, how its products work, how it differs from competitors, and its goal.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Early VC

Total Funding

$13.5M

Headquarters

Kokomo, Indiana

Founded

2003

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Holidays
  • Parental Leave
  • Performance Bonus
  • Wellness Program
  • Tuition Reimbursement

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

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1 year growth

3%

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Hamilton County Television
Jun 11th, 2026
Community First Banks expands services into wealth management.

Community First Banks expands services into wealth management. June 11, 2026 The Community First Wealth Management Team is ready to help you reach your goals. (Photo provided) Community First Bank of Indiana (CFB) is expanding how it serves its customers, introducing a new wealth management offering, Community First Wealth Management, designed to support each customer's full financial journey. Thoughtfully selected by Community First Bank's leadership team, Aurora Financial Strategies was chosen as a partner due to its shared commitment to local relationships and exceptional service, the same standard customers have come to know and trust from CFB. The joint venture, officially established in June 2026, reflects a shared commitment to expanding services while maintaining that relationship-first focus. The bank's wealth management offering is now powered by the experienced advisory team at Aurora Financial Strategies. Led by Billy Cardwell, the Community First Wealth Management team will also include Jackson Collins, Austin Crites, Chad Gifford, Reed Hubbert, Eleni Robinson, and Alex Watkins. Through this partnership, clients benefit from direct access to dedicated advisors, supported by Community First Bank team members to ensure a seamless, connected experience. This integrated approach allows Community First Bank to expand its wealth capabilities while staying rooted in what matters most: personal relationships, local insight, and service built around each individual. By combining Aurora's deep investment and planning expertise with CFB's strong client relationships, customers gain access to a more comprehensive and connected financial experience. "One of the things that makes Community First Bank unique is the strength of our relationships," CFB President and CEO Robb Blume said. "By partnering with Aurora Financial Strategies, we're able to provide our customers with expanded wealth expertise while continuing to serve them with the same level of care and commitment they've come to expect." Community First Wealth Management services include financial planning, asset management, business and individual retirement plans, and life insurance. With in-house asset management, clients benefit from lower fees and personalized portfolio solutions, delivered through an approach that keeps their goals, priorities, and future at the center of every conversation. Community First Wealth Management products offered are not FDIC insured. Products offered may not be a deposit, or other, obligation of the bank and are not guaranteed by the bank. Products offered may lose value. Products offered are not insured by any federal government agency.

The Hamilton County Reporter
Apr 13th, 2026
CFB partnering with Hamilton County Community Foundation.

CFB partnering with Hamilton County Community Foundation. April is Community Banking Month, a time to highlight the unique role community banks play in strengthening local economies by reinvesting deposits back into the neighborhoods and nonprofits they serve. In celebration, Community First Bank of Indiana (CFB) is launching a special checking account promotion designed to make a direct impact across Hamilton County. Now through May 2, for every new personal or business checking account opened at CFB's Hamilton County branches, the bank will donate $20 on the customer's behalf to the Hamilton County Community Foundation. The impact of each donation will be tripled through the Lilly Endowment GIFT IX matching program, turning every $20 contribution into $60. Community foundations serve as permanent charitable resources for their counties, awarding grants to nonprofit organizations and supporting initiatives such as education, housing, childcare, social services, and workforce development. Through this partnership, CFB is helping extend the reach of local philanthropy during a month dedicated to celebrating community banking. Visit a local CFB branch to open a new checking account and support the Hamilton County Community Foundation. A full list of locations can be found at CFBindiana.com/locations.

Hamilton County Television
Jan 15th, 2026
CFB launches "Small Change, Big Impact" campaign as penny phase-out gets underway

CFB launches "small Change, Big Impact" campaign as penny phase-out gets underway. Community First Bank (CFB) has launched its "Small Change, Big Impact" campaign, an initiative designed to help ease the transition as the nation moves away from the penny. Most pennies quickly leave circulation, often ending up in jars and drawers, which contributes to ongoing shortages in local economies. In fact, households across the country are holding onto an estimated $60 to $90 in coins, according to the Federal Reserve. To help keep small change in circulation and support local businesses, CFB invites customers and community members to participate in the "Small Change, Big Impact" campaign now through Feb. 13. Community members can bring in pennies to exchange, and in return, participants will receive a coupon card featuring special offers from beloved local businesses. In Hamilton County, participating businesses are Rivet, Turn the Page, and Big Hoffas. To add to the excitement, anyone who brings in at least 25 pennies will be entered into a drawing for a local prize basket valued at $350. See bank for full details. CFB's "Small Change, Big Impact" campaign is a way to keep small change circulating locally, support neighborhood businesses, and foster community spirit. As a community bank, CFB is committed to helping local businesses thrive, especially during times of change. To find a branch near you, visit CFBindiana.com/locations. Note: The One Concourse branch in Fishers can accept loose pennies up to $1. All other coinage must be rolled before deposit or exchange. This limitation applies only to the Fishers location; other branches do not have this restriction. About CFB Community First Bank of Indiana was chartered in 2003 in Kokomo and is committed to keeping outstanding customer service, local decision-making, and relationship-building at its core. The locally owned and operated bank currently has nine offices throughout Fishers, Indianapolis, Kokomo, Noblesville, and Westfield. Bank mission: HCTV1 partner with you to build a better future. Additional information can be found at CFBIndiana.com. Member FDIC.

The Hamilton County Reporter
Sep 16th, 2025
Nate Richter joins Community First Bank as project manager

Community First Bank (CFB) welcomes Nate Richter as Vice President, Project Manager, joining the bank's ongoing efforts to strengthen project execution and cross-functional collaboration.

The Hamilton County Reporter
Aug 13th, 2025
Community First Bank welcomes Karissa Hendricks as head of new Private Banking division

Community First Bank welcomes Karissa Hendricks as head of new Private Banking division.