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Provides teller services, explains credit union products, identifies cross-selling opportunities, resolves member requests, builds member relationships, and refers members to specialized financial services. Ensures accurate branch operations, follows policies and Bank Secrecy Act regulations, and supports branch goals. Requires a high school diploma or GED and six months of financial-services or retail sales/service experience.

Provides teller services, builds member relationships, explains credit union products, identifies cross-selling opportunities, resolves member requests, and refers members to specialized financial services. Maintains knowledge of branch operations, policies, products, and regulatory requirements while supporting branch goals and credit union activities.

Builds member relationships, provides teller and financial services, explains credit union products, identifies cross-selling opportunities, resolves member issues, and refers members to specialized departments. Maintains knowledge of branch operations, policies, procedures, and Bank Secrecy Act requirements while supporting branch goals and collaborating with internal partners. A high school diploma or GED and two years of financial services or retail sales and service experience are required. Minimal travel between branches may be needed.

Provides onsite and remote Level I and II technical support for overseas credit union operations. Installs, configures, maintains, and troubleshoots workstations, mobile devices, Microsoft 365, network connectivity, servers, telecommunications, branch technology, and peripherals. Manages IT incidents, service requests, asset inventories, equipment lifecycles, documentation, deployments, and escalations to engineering, security, vendors, and other support teams. Supports compliance requirements, technology projects, overseas branch visits, and after-hours support as needed.

Provides teller and financial services support, builds member relationships, explains credit union products, identifies cross-selling opportunities, resolves issues, and refers members to specialized departments. Maintains familiarity with branch operations, policies, procedures, and Bank Secrecy Act requirements while supporting branch goals and credit union activities. The role may require minimal travel among branches.

Provides teller services, explains credit union products, identifies cross-selling opportunities, resolves member issues, and builds relationships to support branch goals. Refers members to specialized financial services, follows operational procedures and Bank Secrecy Act regulations, collaborates across business units, and may travel minimally between branches.

Configure, maintain, optimize, and modernize on-premises and cloud infrastructure. Lead Active Directory and Group Policy redesign, Microsoft 365 administration, Azure migrations, system hardening, automation, governance, audit remediation, patching, upgrades, and performance management. Serve as the Microsoft technology subject matter expert and escalation point while partnering with security, applications, and executive leadership to execute infrastructure strategy and educate users.

Oversee the credit union’s project management program, including standards, workflows, resource planning, reporting, dashboards, and Smartsheet administration. Manage project managers, task forces, stakeholders, and executive prioritization to ensure projects meet scope, quality, timelines, and budgets. Lead projects as needed, develop procedures, resolve risks and conflicts, improve operational effectiveness, and coach project teams while ensuring regulatory and organizational compliance.

Processes consumer loan and mortgage remittances, balances and settles posting files, posts general ledger entries, and reviews mobile deposit check images. Maintains production reports, responds to payment-system inquiries, supports frontline and business units, updates procedures, participates in cross-training and projects, and assists with disaster recovery. Requires financial institution experience, strong accuracy, organizational and communication skills, basic math, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and spreadsheets.

Provides teller services, explains credit union products, develops member relationships, identifies cross-selling opportunities, resolves requests and complaints, refers members to specialized financial services, supports branch goals, and follows credit union policies and Bank Secrecy Act regulations.