Operations Specialist

Posted 17 days ago

union bank of vt nhMorrisville (VT)

Tellers Commercial Banking

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$21-$23/ hour

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About the role

Operations Specialist Union Bank has called Vermont home since 1891 — and we're proud of our local roots. We're a modern, community-focused bank where people come to grow their careers and make a difference. We offer strong benefits, support continuing education, and believe in promoting from within. If you're looking for purpose, opportunity, and a team that cares, you'll find it here! We are seeking a motivated individual for a full-time Operations Specialist position. This individual, under supervision, will handle customer calls and provide branch support as it relates to deposit products. This candidate should be technologically adept, deliver outstanding customer service, and have a continuous desire to learn. While working for a VT Based company that makes a difference in our VT and NH communities, you can enjoy the following perks: Generous Paid Time OffHealth, Dental, and Life Insurance Partially paid Short and Long-Term Disability Company-matched 401K retirement account Bankers' hours Paid Federal Holidays

Requirements: Mathematical aptitude. Previous banking experience and knowledge of Bank's workflow as it pertains to the processing of items. Responsible for keeping up to date with pertinent banking regulations and banking principles. Software Utilized: Microsoft Office, Silverlake, Net Teller/ Express Telebanking, Synergy and 4Sight. Salary description: $21-$23/ hour.

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