Experience cooperative banking that is invested in you.
We are a dynamic, growing credit union with over $1.5 billion in assets under management and 10 locations across Southwestern Ontario, committed to delivering exceptional financial services and meaningful value to our members. Our people are the foundation of our success. Through a leadership philosophy grounded in excellence and continuous development, our team is empowered to deliver personalized solutions across the full spectrum of investment, credit, and everyday banking services. Because our members are also our shareholders, their financial well-being always comes first. As a cooperative, Mainstreet Credit Union is democratically governed by a Board of Directors elected by our membership. We are dedicated to strengthening the cooperative movement, supporting sustainable community development, and providing education that enables our members, leaders, and employees to thrive. Our mission is to deliver high-quality, personalized financial advice, supported by technology and delivered in the way that’s most convenient for our members. Our empowered, purpose-driven employees help members feel confident about their financial future. Mainstreet Credit Union is a workplace that values diversity, advances equity, and fosters inclusion. We actively seek diverse perspectives, promote equal opportunity, and cultivate a culture where people feel respected, supported, and able to grow through continuous learning.
Hybrid · Sarnia
The HR Advisor provides professional advisory services to employees and leaders, covering recruitment, policy interpretation, and employee relations. The role also manages disability processes, legislative compliance, and supports organizational development and performance management initiatives.
On-site · Mount Brydges
The role involves providing friendly and efficient financial services to members, including processing transactions and identifying opportunities for additional products. The representative is also responsible for maintaining cash limits, managing member inquiries, and supporting branch operations.
Hybrid · Sarnia
The Commercial Analyst supports the growth and risk management of the lending portfolio by preparing credit applications, conducting financial analysis, and performing annual reviews. The role works closely with internal teams to assess repayment capacity and ensure credit recommendations align with organizational risk appetite and policies.
On-site · Sarnia
The role involves providing friendly and efficient financial services to members, including processing transactions and identifying opportunities for additional products. The representative will also manage member inquiries, maintain cash limits, and support the branch's advice-based model.
Hybrid · Chatham
The Business Account Manager is responsible for managing a portfolio of business accounts, including credit and non-lending needs, while driving business development. They will analyze financial statements, negotiate loan terms, and proactively market the organization's full range of financial products to existing and new members.
