Interested in joining the Southern Energy family? Learn more about the benefits of working at Southern Energy Credit Union, and see available positions at both our corporate office and branch locations below.
Southern Energy Credit Union full-time employees receive world-class benefits, including:
*These benefits are also available for part-time employees.
The Business Development Specialist is responsible for the development, maintenance, and growth of credit union partnerships with Select Employee Groups (SEGs) which have eligibility to join the Credit Union. The individual in this role should be an energetic team member who is ready to cultivate long-standing relationships and discover new growth opportunities. This position will work with existing and prospective SEGs and will be required to travel to both branch and business locations in and around the Credit Union’s footprint. The Business Development Specialist’s number one priority is the growth and development of SEGs which results in direct impact on the Credit Union’s financials.
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Supervision of assigned Contact Center Representatives to ensure member service standards are met by providing training, coaching, feedback, and support. Work closely with management to implement and maintain credit union standards, policies, and procedures. The Contact Center Team Lead reports to the Contact Center Supervisor and is responsible for supervising activities for the assigned Contact Center Representatives and ensuring that member service objectives are well supported. Coaches, motivates, supports, and trains staff to meet established goals. Provides support to Contact Center staff by resolving complex member questions and problems regarding online account access, statements, loans, payments, automatic transfers, interest rates, and investment certificates. Oversees the training of new personnel. Develops and mentors a productive, cohesive team. Ensures that professional relations exist with members and that reporting and informational needs are met.
Essential Qualifications and Competencies:
The Contact Center Representative I is responsible for providing a variety of member service functions and have knowledge of all member service functions within the Credit Union. The Contact CenterRepresentative I reports to the Contact Center Supervisor/Team Lead and has no direct supervision duties. Contact Center Representatives answer incoming calls from members on various service-related issues. Contact Center Representatives are the primary contact point for members and serve as the voice of the Credit Union. Contact Center Representatives are responsible for troubleshooting general member service issues; deescalating member frustrations; presenting suggestions and solutions to member concerns; as well as offering appropriate products and services that benefit the member. Contact Center Representatives are responsible for projecting a professional image through voice, in writing, and online interactions.
The Branch Supervisor is responsible for the day-to-day operations of a branch location and must be familiar with the Credit Union’s lending policies and procedures. The Branch Supervisor reports to the Lending Supervisor but will work with other departmental managers and receive direction from the COO and Lending Manager as needed. The position is responsible for the direct supervision of all branch level employees including Assistant Branch Supervisor, Loan Counselors, Universal Member Representatives, and Member Service Representatives.
The position is responsible for the first impression made on members when they enter a Credit Union branch location. The Branch Supervisor ensures that members receive quality service from entrance, throughout the transaction and exit. The Branch Supervisor provides lending information and services and product sales and services to members with direct impact on credit union revenues.
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The Member Service Representative is responsible for providing a variety of member service functions and having knowledge of all member service functions within the Credit Union. This position reports to the Deposit Ops Supervisor or Branch Supervisor. The Member Service Representative does not have any direct supervision duties. The Member Service Representative provides a variety of paying or receiving functions for members over the telephone, in person, or by mail; performs a broad variety of member service functions such as opening or closing accounts; actively cross-sells products and services of the Credit Union.
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Southern Energy Credit Union job descriptions are not intended to provide an all-inclusive listing of related job activities. Associates may be requested by management to perform other related activities in place of or in addition to those representative activities noted in this job description. Southern Energy Credit Union is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer. We do not discriminate based upon race, color, religion, creed, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability status, pregnancy, protected veteran status, sex, sexual orientation, citizenship status, genetic information, or any other status legally protected under federal, state, county or local regulations.
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