Affordable Housing Credit Analyst

Zions Bancorporation • Denver, Colorado • Full Time

Posted on Tue, Jun 16, 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 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 remote or hybrid schedule.

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