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 Financial Advisor is responsible for managing an assigned portfolio of members by identifying their financial goals and providing tailored advice and lending solutions. They will also ensure operational compliance, manage risk, and proactively engage in outreach to expand member relationships.
On-site · Assiniboia
You will serve as the first point of contact for members, providing everyday banking services such as deposits, withdrawals, and bill payments. Additionally, you will identify member needs to assist with financial goals and refer them to Financial Advisors when appropriate.
On-site · Cudworth
The Financial Services Representative provides everyday banking services and products while identifying member needs to assist them in reaching financial goals. They also handle administrative tasks such as opening accounts, processing wire transfers, and referring members to Financial Advisors.
On-site · Regina
The role involves developing, maintaining, and governing credit policies and standards across consumer, residential, commercial, and agriculture sectors. The analyst will research regulatory developments and partner with business lines to ensure consistent implementation of credit risk governance.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Credit Policy Analyst is responsible for developing, maintaining, and governing credit policies and standards across the organization. They will also research regulatory developments and collaborate with business lines to ensure consistent implementation of credit risk practices.
On-site · Regina
Design, develop, and maintain full-stack software solutions and data models to drive business efficiency. Collaborate with agile teams to deliver applications and provide technical leadership and mentorship at the senior level.
On-site · Regina
You will design, develop, and maintain full-stack software solutions while ensuring data integrity and system performance. Additionally, you will collaborate with agile teams to automate business processes and provide technical mentorship to peers.
On-site · Rocanville
The Financial Advisor is responsible for understanding member financial goals and providing sound advice to support their achievement. They will proactively identify opportunities, manage member relationships, and provide a range of financial products and services.
On-site · Regina
Oversee the administration, configuration, and maintenance of the nCino Loan Origination System to ensure stability and security. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate business requirements into technical solutions and provide Tier 2 and 3 support to end users.
On-site · Regina
The LOS Technical Administrator oversees the daily configuration, maintenance, and support of the nCino loan origination system. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve technical issues, implement system enhancements, and ensure lending technology meets business and regulatory standards.
On-site · Kipling
The Member Services Representative II acts as the first point of contact to provide everyday banking services and identify member financial needs. They are responsible for promoting financial products, managing accounts, and ensuring compliance with internal policies and security procedures.
On-site · Moose Jaw
The Financial Services Representative serves as the primary point of contact for members, providing everyday banking services such as deposits, withdrawals, and bill payments. They also identify member needs, refer clients to Financial Advisors, and ensure compliance with branch policies and procedures.
On-site · La Ronge
The Financial Services Representative serves as the first point of contact for members, providing everyday banking services and identifying opportunities to support their financial goals. They are responsible for processing transactions, maintaining compliance with policies, and referring members to Financial Advisors.
On-site · Prince Albert
Lead and empower a team of Financial Services Representatives to deliver world-class member experiences. Responsible for recruiting, coaching, and conducting performance reviews while monitoring departmental goals and budgets.
On-site · Prince Albert
The Financial Services Supervisor is responsible for leading, coaching, and empowering a team of Financial Services Representatives to deliver exceptional member experiences. They will also manage branch performance, monitor budgets, and ensure adherence to organizational goals and compliance standards.
On-site · Saskatoon
The role involves managing a portfolio of members to help them achieve their financial goals through investment products and introductory financial planning. It also requires proactive outreach to educate members and ensuring all documentation adheres to security and operational policies.
On-site · Prince Albert
Manage a portfolio of members by identifying financial goals and providing tailored investment advice and products. Handle proactive outreach and incoming calls within the Member Contact Centre to drive member satisfaction and retention.
On-site · Prince Albert
Support Business Advisors in managing agriculture and commercial member relationships while completing daily financial transactions. Proactively review member portfolios to identify opportunities and coordinate the integration of new products and services.
On-site · Rose Valley
The role involves understanding members' financial goals and providing sound advice through the offering of various financial products and services. Responsibilities include proactive outreach, maintaining accurate documentation, and adhering to operational security policies.
Hybrid · Saskatchewan
Lead communication strategies that support enterprise priorities and organizational change. Equip leaders with tools to communicate effectively and manage information flow across the organization.
