Affordable Housing Credit Analyst - MLO

Zions Bancorporation • Denver, CO • Full Time

Posted on Wed, Jun 10, 2026

Zions Bancorporation

Zions Bancorporation, N.A. (NYSE: ZION) is a premier financial services company with ~$100B in assets operating through eight brands in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. With a leading market share in small and middle-market banking, the Bank’s 500+ client managers and 200+ wealth advisors maintain vigorous client development strategies that feed into Zions Capital Markets. California Bank & Trust, an affiliate of Zions Bancorporation, complements this strength by delivering relationship-centered banking in California while supporting clients across the broader Zions Bancorporation footprint, including Colorado, and leveraging the firm’s multi-state capabilities, resources, and award-winning client satisfaction.  This role will report into the California Bank & Trust Affiliate.

We are looking for an Affordable Housing Credit Analyst - MLO to provide top notch customer service to our clients and customers in Denver, CO.  If you are passionate about being part of a community, being a team player, and helping others reach their financial goals, then we are interested in speaking with you! 

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This position is eligible to earn an hourly wage in the range of $37.98hr - $43.00hr, depending on job‑related factors such as experience level and location. This position is in-office and does not offer a hybrid schedule.

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