Teller I
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BRAZOS VALLEY SCHOOLS CREDIT UNION
Rosenberg, TX, US
Summary
The Teller I assists members with financial transactions such as deposits, withdrawals, and loan payments while maintaining cash drawer security. They also identify member needs for credit union products and services to provide personalized financial solutions.
Job Description
Job DetailsJob Location: Rosenberg Office Lamar - Rosenberg, TX 77471Role:
Assists members with financial transactions, to included receiving and disbursing cash and other negotiable instruments.
Essential Functions & Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Provides friendly, professional, personal, and confidential service to all members and associates.
Receives and processes member financial transactions, including deposits, withdrawals and loan payments, and issues negotiable items such as money orders, cashiers checks and gift cards to members. Processes transfers from member accounts as requested. Prepares member wire requests.
Identifies member needs for BVSCU products and services and offers products and services to match member needs.
Balances cash drawer daily and maintains security of assigned cash drawer at all times.
Maintains working knowledge of regulatory compliance related to member services and financial services area to include (but not limited to): BSA reporting requirements, OFAC, USA Patriot ACT, Red Flags, Regulation CC, Regulation D, Regulation E, Truth in Savings, Truth in Lending, Privacy, etc.
Other duties as assigned.
Position Requirements:
Minimum six months cash handling experience or customer service experience required.
A high school education or GED required.
Ability to work on-site at designated location.
Ability to communicate with courtesy, tact and diplomacy and model exemplary member service.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office software applications.
Must be bondable
Ergonomic Considerations:
Must be able to sit and/or stand for extended periods of time (6 to 7 hours per day).
Must be able to view a computer screen, use a keyboard to enter information, and manipulate a mouse.
Job includes some repetitive hand/wrist motions.
Ability to operate office machinery.
Ability to lift up to 25 pounds.
This job description is not a comprehensive list of all activities, duties, and responsibilities of the position. Such requirements may be expanded or otherwise changed at any time as indicated by the operational needs of the credit union. Employees may also be required to assist colleagues with their job responsibilities from time to time.
Benefits:
Annual Paid Time Off
Quarterly Performance Review
Annual Compensation Review
Medical, Dental and Vision
Medical PPO plan
Dental PPO plan
Vision plan
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Retirement
401k, Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union match of 100% up to 6% of your base income
Income Replacement and Life Insurance – 100% Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union paid
Short Term Disability
Long Term Disability
Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance (AD&D)
Voluntary Benefits
Additional Life Insurance for Employee and Dependents
Hospitalization Insurance
Critical Illness Insurance
Pre-Paid Legal
Identity Protection
Other benefits offered that are not through payroll deduction
Ongoing Leadership Training and Development
Career Path and Succession Planning
Community Volunteer Opportunities
Employee Scholarships
AAA Discount
Discount tickets to events and travel
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Qualifications
Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union began in 1954 when W.D. Fussell, a Katy ISD business officer, founded a small, educator‑focused credit union that literally kept its first deposits in a shoebox. Early members pooled funds to make the very first loan, setting the tone for a culture built on trust and teamwork.
Originally chartered as Tri‑County Teachers Credit Union, it served educators in Waller County, Fort Bend County, and Katy ISD. As membership expanded across a wider region, the organization adopted the name Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union to reflect its 13‑county reach. Its mission remained centered on supporting educators—initially by helping new teachers bridge the gap before their first paycheck, and later by serving growing communities.
A major milestone came in 2013 with a significant membership expansion, allowing the credit union to serve anyone living, working, worshiping, or attending school within 51 school districts. From a single office in Katy, BVSCU has grown into 12 branches serving more than 65,000 members across a broad region. Throughout its history, the credit union has stayed committed to trust, service, and community.
Federally Insured by NCUA | BVSCU is an equal credit opportunity lender | BVSCU is an equal housing opportunity lender
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Banking
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Katy, Texas
Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union began in 1954 when W.D. Fussell, a Katy ISD business officer, founded a small, educator‑focused credit union that literally kept its first deposits in a shoebox. Early members pooled funds to make the very first loan, setting the tone for a culture built on trust and teamwork.
Originally chartered as Tri‑County Teachers Credit Union, it served educators in Waller County, Fort Bend County, and Katy ISD. As membership expanded across a wider region, the organization adopted the name Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union to reflect its 13‑county reach. Its mission remained centered on supporting educators—initially by helping new teachers bridge the gap before their first paycheck, and later by serving growing communities.
A major milestone came in 2013 with a significant membership expansion, allowing the credit union to serve anyone living, working, worshiping, or attending school within 51 school districts. From a single office in Katy, BVSCU has grown into 12 branches serving more than 65,000 members across a broad region. Throughout its history, the credit union has stayed committed to trust, service, and community.
Federally Insured by NCUA | BVSCU is an equal credit opportunity lender | BVSCU is an equal housing opportunity lender
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Banking
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Katy, Texas