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Funding Specialist

Fairfield, NJ · On-site

$20 - $27.77/hr

Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union is committed to supporting our employees' overall wellbeing by providing valuable benefits. The credit union proudly offers a competitive benefits package, that ...

$18 - $23.50/hr

Background in South Slavic linguistics, translation, journalism, or media * Prior experience annotating Macedonian or neighboring Slavic speech data * Working knowledge of Bulgarian, Serbian, or ...

Help Desk Technician

Fairfield, NJ · On-site

$20 - $27.03/hr

Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union is committed to supporting our employees' overall wellbeing by providing valuable benefits. The credit union proudly offers a competitive benefits package, that ...

Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union is committed to supporting our employees' overall wellbeing by providing valuable benefits. The credit union proudly offers a competitive benefits package, that ...

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How much do slavic jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for slavic in the United States is $41,110.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $37,500.00 and $44,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What types of organizations typically hire professionals with expertise in Slavic languages and cultures, and how do these roles collaborate with other departments?

Professionals with expertise in Slavic languages and cultures are commonly employed by universities, government agencies, international businesses, translation firms, and cultural institutions. In these roles, collaboration is often key—Slavic specialists may work alongside linguists, historians, marketing teams, or diplomatic staff to provide language support, cultural insights, or regional expertise. For example, in academia, you might partner with faculty from other disciplines, while in business, you may coordinate with sales or legal teams to localize products or review documents. This interdisciplinary collaboration is essential for ensuring effective communication and cultural understanding across teams.

What is the difference between Slavic vs Interpreter?

AspectSlavicInterpreter
CredentialsLanguage proficiency, cultural knowledgeLanguage proficiency, certification in interpretation
Work EnvironmentEducational, cultural, or translation settingsConferences, legal, medical, or business meetings
Industry UsageTranslation, localization, cultural consultingReal-time communication in multilingual settings

Slavic refers to individuals knowledgeable in Slavic languages and cultures, often involved in translation or cultural work. An interpreter specifically provides real-time language translation during conversations or events. While both roles require language skills, interpreters focus on immediate communication, whereas Slavic professionals may work on translation, localization, or cultural consulting.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Slavic language specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Slavic language specialist, you need advanced proficiency in one or more Slavic languages, strong linguistic analysis skills, and relevant academic credentials such as a degree in Slavic studies or linguistics. Familiarity with translation software, CAT tools, and language databases is often required. Exceptional communication, cultural sensitivity, and attention to detail help you excel in cross-cultural and multilingual environments. These skills are crucial for accurate language interpretation, effective communication, and bridging cultural gaps in academic, business, or diplomatic contexts.

What are Slavic jobs?

Slavic jobs refer to occupations or roles that are typically associated with people from Slavic countries or that require knowledge of Slavic languages and cultures. These can include positions such as translators, language teachers, cultural liaisons, historians, or researchers specializing in Slavic studies. Additionally, jobs in international business, diplomacy, or tourism may seek professionals with expertise in Slavic languages or familiarity with Slavic regions. The term 'Slavic job' may also refer to positions within communities or institutions that focus on Slavic heritage and traditions.
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Infographic showing various Slavic job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 63% Full Time, 31% Part Time, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 81% In-person, and 19% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $41,110 per year, or $19.8 per hour.
Member Services Representative

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 29 days ago


Job description

Member Services Representative

Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union is committed to supporting our employees' overall wellbeing by providing valuable benefits. The credit union proudly offers a competitive benefits package, that includes: Medical, Vision and Dental Insurance, Retirement Plans, Life Insurance Plans, Tuition Reimbursement and Pet Insurance, among other benefits. We also have a generous Paid Time Off policy including Vacation, Personal and Sick Time, as well as, a Birthday Day off.

Core Responsibilities:

  1. Represent the Credit Union to the members in a courteous and professional manner and provide prompt, efficient and accurate service;
  2. Develop and maintain an understanding of the Credit Union philosophy, organization, bylaws and operational procedures;
  3. Provide general and specific service-related information concerning Credit Union products, services or policies, in person and /or by telephone;
  4. Respond to members' requests, problems, and complaints, and/or direct members to the proper person/department for specific information and assistance;
  5. Responsible for appropriate handling of member mail and incoming documentation as well as other incoming mail;
  6. Develop good relationships with PSFCU vendors;
  7. Attend, represent and actively participate in PSFCU community events as well as actively participating in branch sponsored events;
  8. As per PSFCU Policy and Procedures perform routine transactions, including but not limited to:
  • opening/closing accounts and shares;
  • accepting wire transfer requests-domestic and international;
  • performing change of address, issuing temporary checks;
  • performing Harland Clarke share drafts orders;
  • processing ATM card and Debit card requests;
  • handling and processing IRA accounts;
  • handling and processing Share Certificates of Deposits;
  • handling and processing Club accounts;
  • direct deposit of Social Security and payroll checks to members accounts;
  • processing lost passbook requests;
  • performing Chex Systems checks;
  • set up and provide access to On-Line Banking, Mobile Banking
  • Service existing accounts; set up new accounts files and provide members with all necessary information and assistance;
  • Provide members with information regarding consumer loans, business loans, and VISA cards and appropriately align the right loan product for the member's financing need;
  • Assist members in the completion of the loan application (real estate loans excluded) and all associated forms;
  • Accept and process loan applications of all types (real estate loans excluded); review documentation for accuracy; and request all necessary documentation required to complete the loan application;
  • Notify members by phone or mail that their checkbooks are ready for pickup at the branch;
  • Conduct orientation interview on Credit Union services and programs with each new Credit Union member;
  • Effectively offer Credit Union products and services through the practice of established sales and service techniques;
  • Post dividends prior to the end of the month for all closed member accounts;
  • Perform all functions of Teller when business needs dictate;
  • Maintain extensive knowledge of all products and services;
  • Monitor changes in interest rates and effectively communicate pricing to members
  • Maintain superior knowledge and full understanding of consumer loan products;
  • Act as a Safe Deposit Box Attendant, responsible for handling box rentals, providing access to the vault area and related functions;
  • Perform other duties or responsibilities as
  • Effectively cross-sell PSFCU products and services in order to achieve Branch Goals as per the Branch Goals Incentive
  • Travel to and cover at other branches if necessary and
  • Perform all Quick Assist functions;
  • Processing POA;
  • Processing Stop payment;
  • And other functions as needed and delegated by the Branch Manager.
  • Essential Functions as Teller/Head Teller When Required:

    1. Receive checks and cash for deposit and/or loan payments, pursuant to established policies and procedures;
    2. Cash checks and pay out money pursuant to established policies and procedures;
    3. Handle requests from members for transfers of shares for loan payments, share withdrawals, check requests, line of credit advances, and any other request received from members;
    4. Issue official checks, certified checks;
    5. Balance currency, coin, and checks in cash drawer at end of shift and compare totaled amounts with data in the computer system and appropriate reports;
    6. Responsible for End-of-Day process: posting of all teller cash buys and sells during the working day; review of all teller computer reports; posting of all teller variances; encoding and scanning of checks;
    7. Complete Currency Transactions Reports (CTR);
    8. Continuously offer Credit Union products and services through the practice of established sales and service techniques;
    9. Sign for and accept money from the courier, fine count all cash on the day of delivery.
    10. Disburse money to tellers and make sure they sign for all cash processed by head teller.
    11. Serve as vault teller performing vault sells and buys.
    12. Check cash in teller drawers periodically.
    13. Responsible for End-of-Day process: posting of all teller cash buys and sells during the working day; review of all teller computer reports; posting of all teller variances.
    14. Fill out vouchers for bills and total money orders.
    15. Collect all vouchers, etc., from tellers, close day and write up the change fund for the next day.
    16. Responsible for opening and closing the safe.
    17. Responsible for approving of the signing income tax checks.
    18. Follow established Credit Union Service Standards to provide superior customer service;
    19. Perform other duties or responsibilities as required or assigned;
    20. Process Visa Cash Advances pursuant to established policies and procedures;
    21. Process coin machine tickets;
    22. Foreign currency buy and sell transactions processing;
    23. Report counterfeit currency.

    Requirements:

    • 1-2 years of work experience;
    • 1 year of experience as a Teller;
    • Basic computer skills and knowledge of computer software programs;
    • Ability to cross sell products;
    • Fluency in spoken and written Polish and English

    Pay: $20.00 - $22.26 per hour

    AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

    Qualifications Education Required

    High School or better.

    Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.