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University & State Employees Credit Union
- 10120 Pacific Hts Blvd
- San Diego, California
- 92121
- Phone: (858) 795-6100
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Description
Experience being a part of a dynamic team by working with one of California's leading credit unions. We offer a wide variety of employment and career opportunities. Whether you have several years of experience in the financial sector or are new to the credit union industry, we are always on the lookout for bright, energetic people to join our team. USE Credit Union is an Equal Opportunity Employer, We encourage Minorities, Females, Disabled and Veterans to apply.
USE Credit Union was established in 1936 as California State Credit Union #17, with the primary goal of helping employees of the San Diego branch of the Division of Highways. In the 1970s, the Credit Union became known as University & State Employees Credit Union, reflecting USE's expanded legacy of serving the financial needs of university and state employees. And in 1999, when our charter expanded again to include members of the community at large, we began using the shortened "USE" acronym in most of our business dealings.
USE Credit Union is a different kind of financial institution. We provide all the services you might expect from a bank, but we’re not a bank. You won’t find customers here, but you’ll find members who value being treated like they own the place (because they do). We’re a modern-day financial cooperative whose members - mostly California university and state employees – have come together to enjoy a more rewarding experience.
When you choose to list your computer as PUBLIC, you will need to provide your User ID, password and you will be prompted to provide your One-Time Passcode (OTP) each time you log into your account. We recommend this setting when logging in from a library or school computer. I am being prompted to enter the one-time passcode every time I login, even though I have indicated that the computer I'm using is "Private" and have selected to not be prompted for the code.