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The FSR I is responsible for providing excellent customer service, managing customer relationships, opening new deposit accounts, understanding financial services, resolving customer complaints, ensuring compliance with banking regulations, and interacting with customer-facing technology. This role includes managing risks and maintaining a professional appearance.

The Floating FSR is responsible for providing exceptional customer service, performing the functions of a Personal Banker, opening new accounts, handling transactions, and resolving customer issues. They must demonstrate knowledge of bank products and services, follow security and compliance procedures, and maintain an organized work area while building customer relationships.

The Relationship Manager III at SouthState Bank is responsible for developing and managing complex commercial banking relationships, ensuring profitability and acceptable risk. Key responsibilities include credit management, business development, and mentorship of junior staff. The role requires maintaining a deep understanding of banking products and providing exceptional service to clients while actively pursuing new business opportunities.

The FSR II position involves providing customer service by opening new deposit accounts, handling transactions, resolving complaints, and promoting financial services offered by the bank. The individual is responsible for customer relations and must maintain compliance with banking regulations while ensuring a neat and professional workspace.

The Commercial Portfolio Manager supports the loan and deposit portfolio by evaluating credit worthiness, compiling loan packages, managing risks, and ensuring compliance with regulations. They work closely with Relationship Managers and assist in the Credit Approval Process while maintaining relationships with customers and internal business partners.

The Middle Market Relationship Manager I is responsible for developing new middle market business through sales efforts, managing a loan and deposit portfolio, analyzing financial information for credit evaluations, compiling loan packages, and ensuring compliance with regulations while providing superior client service.

The Relationship Manager is responsible for managing commercial banking relationships to enhance profitability and manage risk, including credit assessment, documentation, and business development efforts. They also provide financial services and strategic relationship management with clients and community organizations.