Teller Specialist
greylock federal credit unionPittsfield (MA)
About the role
Bilingual Preferred but not required. Sign on bonus: $1,500.00 sign on
bonus available for full-time employment. Eligibility for the bonus is
$500 after successful completion of onboarding/training to be paid with
two months of service, and $1,000 after 6 months of continued full-time
satisfactory service. We are guided by our IDEA principles - Inclusion,
Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility - to support a workforce that
reflects our community. Our principles support Greylock's mission and
our goals of building a diverse workforce - reflecting multiple
identities - and supporting the diverse communities we serve. We strive
to ensure that the spaces in which we work and the community members we
engage are inclusive, while also upholding our cultural standards of
psychological safety, respect, and collaboration in every interaction.
The Teller Specialist provides exceptional service to members through
efficient and accurate transaction processing and product guidance,
while supporting teller operations, compliance, and team development.
This role ensures smooth daily operations, leads by example in sales and
service delivery, and serves as a resource for teller staff and vault
functions in accordance with Credit Union policies and regulatory
guidelines. Essential Functions & Responsibilities: 35% Accurately
processes a variety of member transactions including deposits,
withdrawals, loan payments, check cashing, and account inquiries;
ensures proper documentation, and balances work and cash daily. 15%
Assists with training, mentoring, and providing guidance to Teller staff
on procedures, service skills, and compliance; supports daily setup and
assigns operational responsibilities under the direction of the Teller
Manager. 15% Performs operational support tasks such as transaction
overrides, vault management, ATM balancing, and balances Cash Recyclers;
opens and closes the branch as needed. 10% Manages branch currency
orders and inventory; serves as Vault Teller on a rotating basis after
certification. 10% Ensures adherence to branch security and compliance
practices including workstation and member data security, cash handling
policies, and regulatory guidelines. 10% Participates in sales and
service campaigns; actively cross-sells products, uses in-branch
coaching tools, and refers members to specialized services. The above is
a description of the ordinary duties of the position. It should be
expected that from time-to-time other duties, both related and unrelated
to the above, may be assigned and, therefore, required. Performance
Measurements: Transactions are processed with accuracy, timeliness, and
compliance. Tellers receive consistent support, training, and
operational guidance. Daily balancing and cash management procedures are
followed with minimal errors. Sales goals and referral targets are met
or exceeded through active member engagement. Compliance, security, and
audit expectations are met with minimal findings. Demonstrates
commitment to Greylock's culture by creating safe, respectful, and
inclusive spaces, and actively engaging in coaching, mentoring, and peer
support. Knowledge and Skills: Experience: Minimum one year of teller or
cash-handling experience required; two or more years preferred. Previous
experience mentoring or training team members is a plus. Education: High
school diploma or equivalent required. Specialized training in branch
operations or compliance preferred. Interpersonal Skills: Strong
communication and interpersonal skills. Demonstrated ability to lead by
example, support team collaboration, and maintain professionalism in
member interactions. Technical/Other Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft
Office Suite and credit union software systems. Familiarity with cash
recyclers, vault controls, and teller line operations. Detail-oriented
and able to handle a high volume of transactions efficiently and
accurately.
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