Career Paths
At Suncoast, we provide so much more than jobs — we offer careers! Whether you want to grow within your field or learn something new, our career paths let you build the career you want. Explore our popular career options below to start charting your course to success at Suncoast.
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Explore our career options below to start your Suncoast journey.
Member Care
Our member service careers are perfect if you’re a people person who wants to learn and grow. We have options to expand your career from working in one of our branches, our call center, or interactive teller positions!
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Technology
Whether your skill set is in IT, information security, data analytics, or another technology-focused role, a career in tech at Suncoast will let you utilize your talents and continue to build your professional expertise.
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Lending
As part of our lending team, you’ll have the opportunity to use your detail-oriented skills to help our members make their financial dreams come true. Whether helping with a mortgage, car loan, or personal loan, you can improve the financial lives of our members.
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Project Management
As part of our enterprise agility team, you will help our entire organization remain efficient, adapt to change, and accomplish our goals and objectives daily.
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Business Development
Use your skills and education in business strategy and insights to help us achieve our goals and keep Suncoast thriving. As part of the Business Development team, you would bring the values and services credit unions provide to member-owned businesses.
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Financial Services
Help members achieve their goals and create a strong financial future for themselves and their families through our Credit Union Service Organizations (CUSO). CUSOs offer insurance solutions, real estate services and titles, financial planning, and more.
VIEW POSITIONSOpportunities By Location
As Florida’s largest credit union, Suncoast offers career opportunities throughout our branch footprint, as well as remote and hybrid options.
In-Branch Opportunities throughout Florida
Across the state of Florida, Suncoast offers member-facing career options at offices and local service centers near you.
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In-Office Opportunities in Tampa and Ft. Myers
With hubs in Tampa and Ft. Myers, Suncoast has in-office opportunities for a number of career paths.
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Remote and Hybrid Career Options
Suncoast offers career options that are remote or hybrid positions.
VIEW POSITIONSGet Set For Success
At Suncoast, we want you to have the bright future you deserve! Use the drop down menus below to learn about how to prepare before you apply for a career with us.
Tips for a Winning Resume
Here are some tips to help you create a successful resume:
- Tailor your resume to the position you’re applying for so you can highlight relevant skills.
- Include a section that showcases your skills. A visual graph or chart on a resume often helps recruiters easily glance at your abilities and proficiency.
- Keep your resume focused on positions that are more recent. Do not include jobs that are more than seven years old, especially if they don’t relate to your current field.
- Use the space wisely, there’s no need to include a career objective, summary, or interest sections if the space to do so isn’t there.
- Remember, if you have a college degree, you do not need to list your high school or GED.
- Add a link to your LinkedIn page (with a custom URL) to help recruiters easily learn more about your accomplishments.
- Proofread, proofread, proofread! Make sure your resume is error-free. After all, first-impressions count.
Tips for a Great Online Interview
An interview is your chance to connect with a potential employer and show why you’re the perfect fit for the job. When an interview takes place online, it’s important to prepare for the format of the experience. These tips can help you get ready for an online job interview:
- Try logging on to the online interview platform a day early to ensure everything is working and you’re comfortable with the technology.
- Make sure your light source is in front of you so your face is properly lit. If the lighting comes from behind you, your face may be obscured by a shadow.
- Choose a neat, quiet and well-lit place to do your interview. The interviewers will be able to see everything the camera sees, so keep the space clean.
- Make eye contact with the interviewer, even over video. Use caution if you have notes in front of you, as it may be distracting for interviewers if you keep looking down.
- Prepare questions to ask at the end of the interview. Always have at least 2-3 questions prepared about the position or culture to show your desire to learn about the role or the company.
Tips from the Talent Team
GERY
- Have a list of questions prepared before your interview
- Research the role you are interviewing for
- Conduct a practice interview with someone
- Send a thank you email after interview
- Drive by your office the day before your first day
TAYLOR
- Make sure your contact information is up to date
- Use a professional email address
- Format your resume in a readable font with your work experience in reverse chronological order
- Save your resume with a title that makes sense and informs the reader before they open the file
ALMA
- Complete your onboarding task as soon as possible to ensure a smooth Onboarding experience
- Don't be afraid to ask questions! Reach out to your onboarding specialist or recruiter
- Get involved with causes that you believe in and share those experiences
- Take advantage of the company's culture. We offer 8 paid hours to go out and volunteer!
- Be your full self at work! We hired you because you have the skills and experience, don't let being a new employee take away from showcasing your skills and personality.
Janely
- Research the company and the role you are applying for. Ask yourself do their values align with yours? Working for a company that brings out the best version of you ensures a more satisfying work-life.
- Do not be afraid to showcase your personality while showcasing your experience/accomplishments! We love to get to know who you are and what you are capable of.
- Be aware of nerves, they come for everyone! However, if you typically experience nerves when speaking, be sure to practice with someone before your interview.
- Asking questions to your recruiter or hiring manager is a great way to get to know a little more about the company and display your interest in the role.
Donte
- If you are applying to a role that you do not have direct work experience, please make sure to list qualifications that make you a great candidate for that role. This can be additional degrees, internships, professional certifications, and an additional relevant work experience section.
- Make sure that your resume includes softs skills with measured deliverables from your previous roles. We love to see influence, flexibility, teamwork, leadership, communication, and critical thinking skills.
- If you do not understand an interview question, never be afraid to ask the interviewer to rephrase the question so that you may present your best answer.
- An interview is a conversation. Make sure that you are also interviewing the company that you will be working with. Do the benefits, PTO, hybrid/remote work models and company values meet your expectations?
- Pictures are not required on your resume. They can be distracting from your skillset and allow employers to judge attributes that are not directly applicable to the role.
Dianne
- Research the company and be prepared to share why it is a good fit for both you and the organization.
- Be on time, that means early.
- Dress for the job you want, not the job you have.
- Be sure your resume is up to date, flows well and the font is readable.
- Be able to share examples of your workplace skills and your qualifications for the job role.
Christin
- Tailor your resume to the desired role by highlighting your key applicable skills.
- Narrow your objective to a few roles. Be cautious over-applying to multiple non-prospective roles.
- Proofread your resume with a friend to check for errors.
- Keep your answers and your resume concise.
Our Hiring Process
Aside from interviews, you will also complete a behavioral assessment and a cognitive test as part of our hiring process. Here is what you need to know before you begin.
Behavioral Assessment:
The behavioral assessment is a tool that helps us learn about your personality, what motivates you and how you work. After completing the behavioral assessment, you will get the results so you can see what we discovered.
Cognitive Test
The cognitive test helps us discover more about how you learn so we can effectively train you for a role. This is a timed test, so we recommend doing the practice test first so you know what to expect.
You can do the practice cognitive test here
Join Our Talent Network!
Want us to reach out to you if a position opens up within your skill set? Create a profile and upload your resume to our Talent Network. By sharing more about yourself with our team, we can then reach out if we think you’re a good fit for one of our open roles.
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