Employee Stories

When Alexis R started at UFCU more than eight years ago, she was overjoyed to find that the organization walks the walk in terms of leaning in to the mission not only when it comes to UFCU Members, but also when it comes employees. 

When Yashar T joined the IT Member Systems department at UFCU in 2015, he was looking forward to the innovative and creative aspects of his new job. What he got was that and more, including life-changing relationships.

When Amber D moved to Austin and started a new career at UFCU, it was a brave choice. She didn’t know anyone in the city, but was ready for a new adventure. She’s been with the cooperative almost five years now and says she has found her work family.

UFCU helped Evan W turn his passion for biking into a team that raises thousands of dollars every year for the local community. The culture of community is what drew Evan to UFCU, where an open door policy and teamwork benefit both employees and the Members they serve.

As part of family devoted to credit unions, Karen C was thrilled to join UFCU as an employee and a Member. She helps protect confidential Member and organization-wide information. Karen loves classical music, historical fiction, and introducing new relationships so people can go out and make things better in the world.

For Melissa A, who celebrated 20 years with UFCU this year, UFCU is like family. Great service, passion for helping others, and a commitment to the membership make it her ideal workplace.

Jamie C has lived a life of service. After eight years in the US Army, she now focuses her generosity and integrity on the Members of UFCU, who depend on her for financial health services tailored to them.

When Tim D was looking for employment, he wanted more than a job. He prioritized a collaborative environment where he would find support. A Member of UFCU since childhood, Tim decided in 2013 to go to work where he banks.

Fernanda B gets excited to go to work every morning. She is regularly inspired by the certainty that her employer and colleagues care for her beyond her expectations, and she credits that to what she refers to as UFCU’s focus on human capital.