Conexus Credit Union is Saskatchewan's sixth largest credit union, dedicated to enhancing members' financial well-being and actively engaging in community support through a range of services.
Regina, Saskatchewan
At Conexus Credit Union, our purpose is simple yet powerful: to champion every member’s success for a thriving Saskatchewan. This purpose isn’t just a statement—it’s the foundation of everything we do. When you choose Conexus, you’re choosing a partner committed to your growth, your goals, and your community. Rooted in Saskatchewan, we believe in the power of local impact. As a member-owned co-operative, we see ourselves as more than a financial institution—we’re a catalyst for positive change. Through our Community Investment Program, we actively invest a portion of our profits into community initiatives that remove barriers for children and youth, support entrepreneurs, and foster economic development across the province. Our belief is this: when one member succeeds, we all succeed. That promise is brought to life every day by over 1,400 passionate employees across Saskatchewan. Their commitment fuels exceptional service, innovative solutions, and a culture grounded in integrity, collaboration, and accountability. Conexus is proud to be different—we’re not a bank, and it shows in our values and workplace culture. We offer rewarding career opportunities in retail, corporate services, and leadership, all supported by a competitive total rewards package designed to empower our people both at work and in life. Today, we are one of Saskatchewan’s largest credit unions, with more than $16 billion in assets under management. Conexus Credit Union serves more than 200,000 members, through 57 branches in 50 communities across the province. Effective January 1, 2026, Conexus Credit Union 2006, Cornerstone Credit Union Financial Group Limited, and Synergy Credit Union Ltd. amalgamated as Conexus Credit Union. Any reference to “Conexus Credit Union 2006" is hereby deemed to refer to Conexus Credit Union.
On-site · Regina
The Internal Solutions Support Officer will support the Internal Solutions Centre by troubleshooting member transactions and managing financial reconciliations. They will also proactively identify risks and collaborate with various departments to improve member financial well-being.
On-site · Maidstone
The Financial Services Representative greets members, processes transactions, and provides guidance on technology products and financial solutions. They also engage in proactive member communication and promote credit union products to support member success.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Financial Advisor is responsible for understanding member financial goals and providing sound advice through the provision of financial services and products. They will proactively identify member needs, conduct outreach, and ensure accurate documentation while maintaining a healthy balance between risk and growth.
On-site · Regina
The Financial Advisor will manage an assigned portfolio of members to identify financial goals and provide tailored lending and banking solutions. They are responsible for proactive outreach, credit application underwriting, and ensuring operational compliance while maintaining high member satisfaction.
On-site · Lemberg
The Financial Services Representative serves as the first point of contact for members, providing everyday banking services such as deposits, withdrawals, and bill payments. They also identify member needs to offer appropriate products and refer members to Financial Advisors to strengthen relationships.
On-site · Kindersley
The Small Business Advisor provides holistic financial advice, including credit, wealth, and cash management solutions to agriculture and commercial members. They are responsible for managing loan applications, building a local book of business, and conducting site visits to strengthen member relationships.
On-site · Regina
The Wealth Compliance Officer provides mutual fund compliance supervision, guidance, and support to protect members, advisors, and the organization. They are responsible for reviewing new accounts and trades while ensuring all sales activities adhere to regulatory and dealer requirements.
On-site · Regina
The Program Manager will holistically manage the agtech portfolio by developing, refining, and delivering programming aligned with the Cultivator strategy. They will also focus on sourcing high-caliber candidates, managing budgets, and fostering relationships within the startup ecosystem.
On-site · Lloydminster
The representative will serve as the first point of contact for members, handling financial inquiries and requests via phone. They will also proactively identify member needs, provide online banking support, and offer financial advice to build lasting relationships.
On-site · Tisdale
The Financial Services Advisor is responsible for understanding member financial goals and providing sound advice to support their achievement. They will offer and fulfill various financial products and services while maintaining compliance and operational standards.
On-site · Regina
The Manager, Financial Services is responsible for leading and coaching a team to deliver needs-based financial solutions and build meaningful member relationships. They must also ensure branch operations comply with policies while collaborating with leadership to achieve organizational targets.
Hybrid · Regina
The Lending Operations Administrator II provides high-quality loan administration, processing, and support services across commercial, agriculture, and consumer portfolios. They are responsible for preparing lending documentation, coordinating operational activities, and identifying process improvements to enhance member experience.
On-site · Moose Jaw
The Senior Financial Advisor is responsible for managing a portfolio of members by identifying their financial goals and providing tailored advice and solutions. This includes fulfilling financial service needs such as complex consumer lending, investment products, and proactive member outreach.
On-site · Prince Albert
You will provide everyday banking services and products to members while proactively identifying their needs to help them reach financial goals. Additionally, you will assist with branch operations and refer members to Financial Advisors to strengthen relationships.
On-site · Regina
Lead treasury risk strategies and oversee cash, liquidity, asset liability, interest rate, foreign exchange, and loan and deposit pricing risks. Advise senior leaders and governance forums through analysis and reporting, maintain risk frameworks and stress testing, and lead and develop the Treasury Risk team.
On-site · Tisdale
The Farm & Business Advisor manages and grows a portfolio of agricultural and business banking relationships by providing tailored financial solutions. They are responsible for conducting in-depth financial analysis, managing credit risk, and proactively identifying opportunities to expand member relationships.
On-site · Whitewood
The Financial Advisor is responsible for identifying member financial goals and providing sound advice through the sale of various banking, investment, and lending products. They must also ensure accurate documentation, maintain compliance with operational policies, and proactively conduct outreach to expand member relationships.
On-site · Emerald Park
The Lending Operations Administrator II is responsible for processing loan administration transactions, including documentation and reconciliations for agriculture and commercial loans. They also serve as an escalation point for inquiries and assist in developing lending processes to ensure regulatory compliance.
On-site · Humboldt No. 370
The Business Advisor will provide holistic financial advice and credit solutions to agriculture members while actively managing and growing a portfolio. They are responsible for building a personal brand within the community and ensuring a healthy balance between growth and risk for the organization.
On-site · Regina
The Vice President of Internal Audit is responsible for establishing and leading the organization's independent internal audit function to provide objective assurance on governance and risk management. This role involves executing risk-based audit plans, managing audit resources, and serving as a trusted advisor to the Board and executive leadership.
