Money Processing Center Teller - Day Shift

First Hawaiian Bank; Gu Oidak (AZ); On-site; USD 38,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

First Hawaiian Bank is seeking a Money Processing Center (MPC) Teller at our Maite Branch. The role supports daily teller functions and deposits processing in a secure environment.

The position emphasizes accuracy, compliance with GLBA and audit requirements, and the ability to handle cash, foreign currency, and customer transactions with discretion. Training will cover cross-training in related processing areas and adherence to branch operations.

Qualifications

• High school degree is required.
• Prior teller or cash handling experience is desirable.
• Ability to count.
• Must be able to perform mathematical calculations.
• Use of 10-key adding machine and typing.
• Attention to detail and ability to use judgment and discretion regarding customer transactions and confidential information.

Responsibilities

• Works with the department and operations managers, and supervisors to ensure adherence to all compliance, GLBA, audit, and security requirements, minimizing exposure to loss/liability.
• Performs teller functions in the daily support of the overall operations of the department
• Accepts and processes deposits accurately
• Redeems and calculates foreign currency/drafts for deposits
• Turns in excess cash to vault throughout the day
• Fulfills customer change orders accurately and timely
• Cross trains in other processing areas

Skills

Counting

Math calculations

Attention to detail

Judgment & discretion

Education

High school degree

Tools

10-key adding machine

Typing

Job description

First Hawaiian Bank is seeking a Money Processing Center (MPC) Teller at our Maite Branch. The role supports daily teller functions and deposits processing in a secure environment.

The position emphasizes accuracy, compliance with GLBA and audit requirements, and the ability to handle cash, foreign currency, and customer transactions with discretion. Training will cover cross-training in related processing areas and adherence to branch operations.