Maine Savings Federal Credit Union has an exciting opportunity for a Controller position. This position will expand our existing Finance team.

The successful candidate will be a highly motivated finance professional who will support the Chief Financial Officer in managing the financial affairs of the credit union. As a strategic partner, the Controller will be responsible for oversight and accuracy of the credit union’s accounting records, preparation of internal and external financial records, maintenance of a comprehensive set of internal controls, and working with auditors and regulators. The Controller will have a fundamental role in the Credit Union’s financial analysis, including budget preparation, Asset-Liability Management, and identifying trends of interest. This position will also work on special projects to help create, change, and implement the strategic objectives of the organization.

A successful candidate should possess the following skills and knowledge: 

Maine Savings offers an excellent compensation package as well as the opportunity to thrive in a challenging, fun, and exciting environment. Maine Savings also offers health insurance, dental and vision insurance, 401k with company match, paid holidays, a generous Paid Time Off program, employee referral program, employee discounts, continuing education and student debt relief programs, longevity bonuses and more!

Maine Savings is a growing modern financial institution offering members a full range of financial services. With over 38,000 members and nearly $800,000,000 in assets, Maine Savings is among Maine’s largest credit unions. With 11 branches, nearly 150 employees, and state-of-the-art technology, Maine Savings is committed to providing its members in-person service and modern conveniences. Founded in 1961 by employees of the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Company, Maine Savings continues to serve its membership as a federally insured not-for-profit credit union.
 
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