Finance and Banking Jobs in Arlington, TX
Finance and banking jobs in Arlington run from Chase and Bank of America branches on Cooper Street, Bowen Road and Pioneer Parkway to the corporate finance offices on East Lamar Boulevard. Tellers and associate bankers generally start near $17 to $22 an hour. Here are the current openings, followed by who is hiring.
Current finance Openings in Arlington, TX
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Finance and Banking Work in Arlington
Arlington's finance jobs come in two layers. The first is retail banking: since late August, Chase alone has posted relationship banker, private client banker and associate banker roles at branches downtown on East Border Street, on South Bowen Road, on Little Road and on East Pioneer Parkway, plus a J.P. Morgan wealth management advisor on North Collins Street. Bank of America is hiring advisors around its financial centers on South Cooper Street, south of I-20, and on West Green Oaks Boulevard.
The second layer is corporate finance. The Texas Health Resources headquarters and the Arlington ISD administration building, both on East Lamar Boulevard, run their own accounting and finance teams, and the city's economic development office counts JPMorgan Chase and GM Financial among Arlington's major employers. D.R. Horton's headquarters on Horton Circle rounds out a city where a teller job and a corporate finance career can sit a few miles apart.
Top Arlington Employers Hiring in Finance and Banking
These Arlington employers have posted finance and banking roles on their own career sites:
- Chase - hiring relationship bankers, private client bankers and part-time associate bankers at several Arlington branches.
- Bank of America - hiring financial solutions advisors and relationship bankers around its South Cooper Street financial center.
- Texas Health Resources - the East Lamar headquarters hires accountants and finance staff for the health system.
- Arlington ISD - the district recruits finance and accounting professionals for its central office.
Finance and Banking Salaries in Arlington
- Entry level: about $17 to $22 an hour for tellers and associate bankers.
- Experienced: roughly $55,000 to $85,000 a year for relationship bankers, loan officers and analysts.
- Senior: about $100,000 to $150,000 or more for private client advisors, senior lenders and finance managers.
These are estimates. Federal figures for May 2025 put the national median at $20.69 an hour for tellers, $76,690 for loan officers and $103,570 for financial analysts, and Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington wages overall track the national average. Commissions and incentive pay, investment licenses, and a move from branch to corporate finance move pay the most; the banks posting here do not list base pay.
How to Get Started in Finance and Banking in Arlington
Teller and associate banker jobs usually need a high school diploma, cash handling or customer service experience and a background check, with training on the job. Analyst and corporate finance roles expect a degree; UT Arlington's College of Business offers bachelor's and master's programs in accounting and business, and Tarrant County College teaches accounting at its Southeast Campus in Arlington. Mortgage loan originators register through NMLS. Those at banks use federal registration, while non-bank originators are licensed by the Texas Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending after 20 hours of NMLS-approved education plus 3 hours on Texas law. Investment roles require FINRA securities registrations.
What the Job Involves
Branch staff open accounts, handle deposits and withdrawals, answer questions and refer customers to loans, cards and investments. Bankers and advisors build client relationships and hit sales goals, while corporate finance staff build budgets, reconcile accounts and report results to managers.
Skills Employers Look For
- Accurate cash handling and attention to detail
- Comfortable, confident customer conversations
- Sales and referral skills for banker roles
- Excel and financial software
- Compliance awareness and discretion with customer data
- A second language, such as Spanish or Vietnamese
Career Path and Advancement
A common Arlington path starts as an associate banker or teller, moves to relationship banker, then private client banker, branch manager or a licensed advisor role. Others use a UT Arlington accounting or finance degree to move into analyst and accounting jobs at the East Lamar corporate offices, then into management.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a degree to work at a bank in Arlington?
Not for teller or associate banker roles, which usually ask for a high school diploma and customer service experience. Analyst, lending and corporate finance jobs generally expect a bachelor's degree.
Which banks are hiring in Arlington?
Chase has posted banker roles at branches on East Border Street, South Bowen Road, Little Road and East Pioneer Parkway, and Bank of America has posted advisor and relationship banker roles around South Cooper Street. Check the live listings above for current openings.
Do mortgage loan officers need a license in Texas?
Yes, in most cases. Originators at banks register with NMLS under federal rules, while those at non-bank lenders need a license from the Texas Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending, which requires 20 hours of NMLS-approved education plus 3 hours on Texas law.
How much do bank tellers make in Arlington?
Tellers and associate bankers generally earn about $17 to $22 an hour. The national median for tellers was $20.69 an hour in May 2025.
Does speaking another language help in Arlington banking?
Yes. Chase's East Pioneer Parkway branch has required English and Vietnamese for an associate banker role, and Spanish is useful across the city.
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