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U.S. Bank National Association: CPA exam support, pay and open jobs

A company hiring accountants. 4 open roles in 3 states. From U.S. Bank National Association's own job postings, updated Oct 13, 2026.

Does U.S. Bank National Association pay for the CPA exam?

None of its 4 open postings mention CPA exam support.

2 of 463 other companies on our board mention exam support in their postings. That doesn't mean they don't offer it; postings often leave it out, so ask in your interview.

4open roles →$66ktypical staff pay →$100ktypical senior pay →100%of roles hybrid →

Pay by level

Seniors are paid in line with other companies

Typical is the middle of each posted pay range. Band is the typical posted range; spread is how far the top sits above the bottom.

LevelU.S. Bank National Association typicalBandSpreadOther companies
Staff1 posting with pay $66k$60k to $71k$82k
Senior2 postings with pay $100k$92k to $109k1.18xothers 1.32x$105k -4%
Manager1 posting with pay $121k$112k to $131k$140k

Its senior band runs $92k to $109k: the top is 1.2x the bottom, against 1.3x at other companies. A narrower band means less room to negotiate, and fewer surprises.

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CPA license

Most postings don't mention a CPA license

What U.S. Bank National Association's open postings ask for, by level.

Senior0% required
CPA requiredEligible or in progressNot mentioned

Software in the postings

Excel comes up most

Share of U.S. Bank National Association's open postings that name each tool. Worth a look before an interview.

Hiring calendar

When U.S. Bank National Association posts its roles

The month each of U.S. Bank National Association's roles was first posted, last 12 months.

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Roles

Where they're hiring

Hiring in 3 places

Open roles by metro area.

Charlotte: 1 open rolePhoenix: 1 open roleSt. Louis: 2 open rolesSt. LouisPhoenixCharlotte

What they're hiring for

Mostly accounting

Open roles by type of work.

Newest openings

Most recently posted

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Building history. We check every U.S. Bank National Association posting every 2 hours and keep every closed one. As the record grows, this page adds how long roles stay open, the hiring trend, hard-to-fill and reposted roles, closed-role history and offshore team mentions over time.

Questions

Does U.S. Bank National Association pay for the CPA exam?

None of its 4 open postings mention CPA exam support. That doesn't mean they don't offer it; postings often leave it out, so ask in your interview.

What do new staff make at U.S. Bank National Association?

U.S. Bank National Association's staff postings list $60k to $71k, typically $66k.

How much does a senior make at U.S. Bank National Association?

U.S. Bank National Association's senior-level postings list $86k to $116k a year. The middle of a typical posted range is about $100k, against about $105k at other companies.

How much does a manager make at U.S. Bank National Association?

Manager postings list $112k to $131k a year, typically about $121k.

Does U.S. Bank National Association require a CPA license?

Most of its postings don't mention a CPA license.

Where is U.S. Bank National Association hiring?

U.S. Bank National Association has 4 open accounting roles in 3 states, most in St. Louis, Phoenix and Charlotte.

Is U.S. Bank National Association hybrid or remote?

Of 4 open roles, 4 are hybrid, 0 on-site and 0 fully remote.

How this page is built: from U.S. Bank National Association's own job postings, checked every 2 hours. Pay is what the postings state, not offer data. "Other companies" means the other companies on the ChatCPA jobs board; each employer counts once. ChatCPA is not affiliated with U.S. Bank National Association.