Rob Durst
About Rob Durst
Rob Durst serves as the Senior Vice President and Manager of Lending Systems at WesBanco, a position he has held since 2021. He has progressively advanced within the company, having previously worked as Vice President and Lending System Analyst, and as Assistant Vice President and Lending Systems Officer.
Work at WesBanco Bank
Rob Durst has been employed at WesBanco Bank since 2018, progressing through various roles in the lending systems department. He currently serves as Senior Vice President and Manager of Lending Systems, a position he has held since 2021. Prior to this role, he worked as Vice President and Lending System Analyst from 2019 to 2021. His career at WesBanco began as Assistant Vice President and Lending Systems Officer, where he contributed for 11 months in 2018-2019.
Career Progression at WesBanco
Rob Durst's career at WesBanco demonstrates a clear trajectory of advancement within the organization. Starting as Assistant Vice President and Lending Systems Officer, he quickly moved to the role of Vice President and Lending System Analyst. His current position as Senior Vice President and Manager of Lending Systems reflects his extensive experience and expertise in lending systems management.
Lending Systems Expertise
In his roles at WesBanco, Rob Durst has developed significant expertise in lending systems. His responsibilities have included overseeing lending operations and managing system implementations. His experience spans multiple positions, allowing him to gain a comprehensive understanding of the lending process and the technologies that support it.
Professional Experience Timeline
Rob Durst's professional experience at WesBanco can be outlined as follows: he began as Assistant Vice President and Lending Systems Officer in 2018, transitioned to Vice President and Lending System Analyst from 2019 to 2021, and has been serving as Senior Vice President and Manager of Lending Systems since 2021. This timeline highlights his continuous growth and commitment to the organization.