Steve Schindler

Steve Schindler began their career in 1968 as a farm hand for their father's farming partnership. Steve also assisted in the family's Grade A dairy business. In 1976, they worked as a lineman for Neligh Municipal Power Company until 1982. In 1982, they briefly worked as a route driver for Norfolk Daily News. Steve then joined the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in 1983 as a Bank Examiner. Steve later became an Associate National Bank Examiner at the US Treasury Department. In 1989, they joined Midwest Bank as an Executive Vice President. In 2004, Steve became a camp football coach at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln until 2007.

Steve Schindler attended Ralston High School, although the specific dates are not provided. Steve then went on to study at the University of Nebraska from 1978 to 1979, focusing on football. Afterward, they attended Wayne State College from 1980 to 1983, earning a Bachelor of Science degree. Their field of study at Wayne State College included Business, Economics, Real Estate, Finance, and Insurance.