7 17 Credit Union Benefits Overview

Participate in a semester-long educational internship at Seven Seventeen Credit Union, applying academic knowledge and developing professional skills through practical risk management experience. Interns must complete 225 hours while working 15–20 hours weekly and receive college credit.

Develops and applies risk metrics and methodologies, reports exposures, oversees the risk appetite framework, conducts enterprise and targeted risk assessments, mentors junior staff, manages vendor due diligence and SOC reviews, coordinates business continuity and disaster recovery, supports incident response and regulatory compliance, and prepares risk-related committee reports.

Serve as the primary credit union specialist for sensitive and specialty accounts (trusts, POA, guardianship, deceased, representative payees). Advise members and internal teams, review and approve documentation, maintain compliance with policies and regulations, manage deceased account workflows, develop training and hub materials, and coordinate with legal, vendors, and courts to resolve sensitive account issues.