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Texell Credit Union, located in Killeen, TX, is seeking a Financial Service Coordinator to greet members and deliver 5-star service as the first point of contact at our Killeen branch.
The FSC will direct lobby traffic, supervise waiting guests, and assist with teller functions as needed, maintaining a professional and welcoming presence at all times.
Job Location: Killeen Branch - Killeen, TX 76541Position Type: Full TimeTexell Credit Union, named one of the best credit unions to work for in the nation by American Banker, is seeking a Financial Service Coordinator at our corporate headquarters branch. The role of the Financial Service Coordinator is to provide 5-star service to members as they first walk into the credit union as you will be the first person they interact with.
The Financial Service Coordinator (FSC) creates a positive first impression for all guests visiting the location. The FSC serves as a liaison for all guests which may include members, non-members, new hires, job applicants, vendors, board members, and executives. The FSC will direct traffic, police secure areas, attend waiting guests in the lobby, and oversee all activity in lobby areas. Under general supervision and in accordance with established policies and procedures, the FSC may perform a variety of miscellaneous tasks as well as teller related functions. The Financial Services Coordinator maintains a positive, welcoming attitude and professional, polished image at all times.
Texell has been honored with the Excellence in Lending Award from CUNA Mutual Group, the Desjardins Adult Financial Literacy Award from the Texas Credit Union League, the Best Bank/Credit Union by the readers of the Temple Daily Telegram, Best Credit Union by the readers of the Killeen Daily Herald and the Belton Journal and consistently earns the highest five-star, superior rating for financial soundness from Bauer Financial. And, Texell was named one of the Best Credit Unions to Work for in the nation by American Banker.