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First American Bank in Chicago, IL, seeks a Residential Mortgage Loan Officer to manage a pipeline of residential loans and guide applicants from inquiry to closing. You will network to build referrals, conduct borrower consultations, collect and review documents, and advise on loan products.
The role collaborates with underwriting, processing, and closing teams to ensure timely, compliant processing. Hybrid work is available; a strong knowledge of conventional, FHA, and VA loans, plus NMLS
First American Bank is a privately held, full-service bank founded in Chicago, with over 900 employees and $7 billion in assets. The bank combines personalized, relationship-based service with modern digital and self-service banking tools. As a privately held institution, it can focus on long-term goals, a customer-first mindset, and a collaborative work environment. With locations in Chicago, Miami, Tampa, and Milwaukee, First American Bank serves individuals, families, and businesses with tailored banking, lending, and wealth management solutions. The organization is a Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender, committed to privacy, security, and responsible banking practices.
This is a full-time, hybrid Residential Mortgage Loan Officer role based in Chicago, IL, with flexibility to work both on-site and from home. The Residential Mortgage Loan Officer will generate and manage a pipeline of residential mortgage loans, from initial inquiry through closing, while providing clear guidance to applicants throughout the process. Daily responsibilities include prospecting and networking to build referral relationships, conducting borrower consultations, collecting and reviewing financial documentation, and advising customers on appropriate loan products. The role collaborates with underwriting, processing, and closing teams to ensure loans meet regulatory, investor, and internal policy guidelines and are processed accurately and on time. The Loan Officer also maintains detailed records in loan origination systems, monitors market and rate changes, and upholds all compliance, fair lending, and privacy standards.