At Wells Fargo, we value your military skills and experience.
Start your civilian career with us.
Start your civilian career with us.
Transitioning service members, veterans and military spouses: We want you!
Wells Fargo deeply values the unique skills and experiences veterans bring to the workforce. We understand the challenges of transitioning from military service to a civilian career and are committed to helping veterans navigate this journey. Here, you will find a supportive community of fellow veterans who share your dedication to service, teamwork, and mission: empowering our customers to achieve their financial goals while fostering your professional success.
Our Military Talent Strategic Sourcing Team and programs leverage innovative tools like the Skills Translator to help align your military expertise with roles across the organization.
Join our military talent community or contact us by email at MilitaryRecruiting@wellsfargo.com.
Use these innovative skill translators to align your skills with current Wells Fargo career opportunities.
Register to attend free webcasts to learn about military programs, resume tailoring, and interview preparation.
Learn moreBusiness Execution Consultants participate in a variety of assigned and ongoing business operations to ensure success in meeting business goals and objectives.
Software Engineers participate in projects associated with the technology domain, including installation, upgrades, and deployment efforts.
Financial Advisors meet with clients to collect financial information, assess investment profiles and evaluate clients' financial needs to offer products and services to best achieve their goals.
Customer-facing roles at Wells Fargo are focused on building lifelong relationships with our customers, asking questions to learn what’s important to them and how we can best meet their needs.
We have adopted a set of principles to anchor our company culture. We call them our company Expectations, and they apply to every single employee, at every level, and in every role.
The Expectations guide how we conduct ourselves, work with our colleagues, and make decisions. And they are the keys to our success, as people and as a business.
Our Expectations for Wells Fargo employees may look familiar to you as they are very similar to the expectations you were held to during your military service.
Say what you mean in the moment. Share clear, honest, direct feedback with colleagues and managers. Be both direct and respectful.
Set high standards for being helpful and trustworthy. If you see a problem, take ownership or get support to make things right.
Make decisions that benefit clients and shareholders. Act with a sense of urgency. Simplify transactions and processes. Measure success based on business results and customer/team satisfaction.
Embrace challenges with enthusiasm. Be tenacious in overcoming obstacles. Ask others for feedback. Take personal accountability for understanding and delivering on your goals and commitments.
Contribute to an inclusive environment where differences are respected. Build relationships with people who are different from you.
Set clear performance objectives. Provide ongoing, actionable coaching and. feedback. Reward successful execution. Hold people accountable. Encourage community involvement. Take action on feedback.