Regional Banking hiring activity

U.S. Bancorp jobs and hiring trends

As of 2026-10-14, Ghosted AI observed 1,178 active postings for U.S. Bancorp. During the latest measured 7-day period, observed active openings decreased by 40. Leading roles include General Management, Consulting, Finance and Accounting; leading locations include Chennai, India.

Active Postings
1,178
Net Openings change (7D)
-40

2026-10-07 to 2026-10-14

What changed at U.S. Bancorp this week

Observed active openings decreased by 40, ending the period at 1,178. Counts below describe newly observed postings classified during the period, not confirmed hires.

Roles with the most newly observed openings

  • General Management+18
  • Operations and Supply Chain+15
  • Software Development+11
  • Business Analysis+10
  • Sales+7

Locations with the most newly observed openings

  • Chennai, India+30
  • Saint Paul, MN+4
  • Cincinnati, OH+4
  • Minneapolis, MN+4
  • Milwaukee, WI+4

What the openings are for

Top roles at U.S. Bancorp

1General Management139
2Consulting70
3Finance and Accounting58
4Sales39

Where the openings are

Top U.S. Bancorp job locations

1Chennai, India39

Observation history

How U.S. Bancorp openings are changing

Active postings

Across 10 published observations since 2026-08-12, the observed opening count has ranged up to 1,396. The current count is 218 lower than the earliest displayed observation.

Primary-source context

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Methodology

Observed openings, not confirmed hires

Ghosted AI observes public employer career sites over time. Counts describe visible job postings, and changes describe differences between validated observations. A removed posting does not establish why it disappeared.