Assistant Branch Manager

Primeway-Federal-Credit-Union; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Primeway-Federal-Credit-Union is seeking an Assistant Branch Manager in Houston to lead daily branch operations and staff in the manager’s absence. You will coach employees, ensure service excellence, and drive performance while maintaining compliance and security protocols.

The role emphasizes staff development, relationship building with members and local businesses, and support for sales goals, with opportunities for growth in a modern banking environment.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• 2–5 years of banking or credit union experience is typical.
• Previous leadership or supervisory experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coach branch staff, support performance discussions, and manage daily schedules.
• Assist with branch operations, cash controls, security procedures, and audit readiness.
• Drive sales and business development through member referrals and relationship building.

Skills

Staff leadership

Customer service

Sales coaching

Operational oversight

Compliance knowledge

Digital banking proficiency

Education

High school diploma

Associate's or Bachelor's in Business/Finance

Tools

Banking software

Job description

Assistant Branch ManagerThe Assistant Branch Manager is the working leader who keeps daily branch operations, staff coaching, service quality, compliance, and sales execution moving when the Branch Manager is focused on broader branch leadership or is unavailable.Position Title Assistant Branch Manager – Full Time – Non-ExemptReports To Branch ManagerDocument Type Summary job description, not meant to include every requirement for positionPosition SummaryThe Assistant Branch Manager supports the Branch Manager in the day-to-day operation of the branch. This role serves as a working leader who helps manage staff, delivers excellent customer or member service, ensures operational compliance, supports sales and service goals, and assumes responsibility for branch operations in the Branch Manager's absence.Primary Responsibilities:Area & Typical Responsibilities:Staff Leadership and Coaching Coach, train, and develop branch employees. Support performance discussions and evaluations, monitor productivity and service standards, help create schedules, assign daily work, and support hiring, onboarding, and development.Branch Operations Assist with the management of daily branch operations. Ensure branch balancing, cash controls, security procedures, operational quality controls, audit readiness, and procedural consistency.Sales and Business Development Help achieve branch loan, deposit, and membership or customer growth goals. Coach staff on referral and sales activity, build relationships with customers, members, and local businesses, and support community involvement.Member and Customer Service Resolve escalated service issues, support account opening and maintenance activity, ensure high-quality service delivery, and assist customers or members with more complex financial service needs.Compliance and Risk Management Support adherence to banking regulations and internal policies. Assist with audits, security controls, Bank Secrecy Act requirements, operational procedures, and branch risk management.Acting Manager Coverage Serve as acting branch manager when the Branch Manager is unavailable, helping maintain continuity of service, staff direction, and operational oversight.Typical QualificationsCategory Typical RequirementEducation High school diploma required in many institutions. Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, or a related field preferred.Experience Two to five years of banking or credit union experience is common. Prior teller, banker, loan officer, or member service experience is helpful. Previous leadership or supervisory experience is preferred.Certifications Notary Public, signature guarantee, lending authority, or similar certifications may be preferred or required depending on the institution and branch responsibilities.Key CompetenciesLeadership and coaching Service excellence Sales and relationship buildingOperational knowledge Regulatory compliance Problem solvingCommunication skills Team development Digital banking proficiencyTypical Direct ReportsDepending on branch size and structure, an Assistant Branch Manager may supervise or help supervise Tellers, Senior Tellers, Universal FSR I,II,III, or similar frontline branch roles.How the Role Differs From a Branch ManagerAssistant Branch Manager Branch ManagerExecutes branch plans Sets branch strategyDirectly coaches frontline staff Oversees overall branch performanceManages daily operations Accountable for branch financial and business resultsActs as manager when needed Primary leader of the branchWorks heavily in service and operations Focuses more on leadership, business development, and market growthModern Assistant Branch Manager EmphasisA strong modern Assistant Branch Manager is more than a backup supervisor. The role increasingly requires hands-on coaching, digital banking fluency, problem solving, operational discipline, and the ability to connect frontline execution to the branch’s broader growth and service goals.ADA RequirementsPerform primarily sedentary work with limited physical exertion and occasional lifting of up to 5 lbs. Must be capable of climbing/descending stairs in emergency situation. Must be able to operate routine office equipment including telephone, copier, facsimile, and calculator. Must be able to routinely perform work on computer for an average of 6-8 hours per day. Must be able to work extended hours whenever required or requested by management. Must by capable of regular, reliable and timely attendance.