Member Service Representative
university credit union maineBangor (ME)
Member Service Representative
Posted 4 days ago
university credit union maineBangor (ME)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Member Service Representative (Teller) University Credit Union, a growing credit union in Maine, is seeking a full-time Member Service Representative (Teller) at our Union St., Bangor Maine location, to WOW our members. Tired of working nights and weekends? Looking for a set schedule with a company that has caring and fun as part of their core values? We've got you covered!!! UCU employees create the atmosphere and environment that brings out the best in people! We are looking for someone who is positive, energetic, and motivated to make a difference. Cash handling and/or customer service experience is preferred, but if you don't have that, and you still think you can do this, we would love to meet you. You will interact with a lot of people, so a smile is required. Active participation and team effort is a must and you have to feel comfortable with technology. We would love to have you join our UCU family and hope that we can begin a partnership soon! Don't wait, apply now before the position is filled! A bit more about us: Established on the University of Maine campus in 1967, UCU is an innovative, full-service financial institution dedicated to promoting financial well-being for the individuals and communities it serves. UCU is one of the largest credit unions in Maine, serving members across the state of Maine with locations in Orono, Bangor, Farmington, Gorham, Portland, Presque Isle, Machias, Augusta, and Saco. As a not-for-profit financial cooperative, UCU returns its profits back to members in the form of lower loan rates, higher deposit yields, lower fees, and more solutions and services. Driven by our core values in and out of the office helps us be the best as we hire and continue to develop and support our staff. We're proud to share that UCU has been ranked as a Best Places to Work in Maine employer for several years!
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