Wright-Patt Credit Union is a Beavercreek-based, member-owned credit union whose stack pairs the Symitar core with MeridianLink and nCino for lending, Salesforce for member engagement, and ServiceNow plus Power Platform for internal workflows. Hiring is accelerating with a director-heavy mix, and job posts focus on third-party risk, control policy gaps and consumer credit risk, pointing to a governance maturity push.
Wright-Patt Credit Union is a nonprofit, member-owned financial institution founded in 1932 and headquartered in Beavercreek, Ohio. It serves members with savings, borrowing and financial education, and makes non-deposit investment products available through a contracted broker-dealer. The organization employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and hires in the United States. Its operations run on a Symitar core with MeridianLink and nCino supporting lending, Salesforce for member relationships, and a Microsoft SQL Server and Power BI data and reporting environment.
Wright-Patt Credit Union runs Symitar as its core, alongside MeridianLink and nCino for lending and Salesforce (Apex, Visualforce, SOQL) for member relationship work.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating across the United States, led by member support, finance and HR, with engineering, marketing, operations and security also represented and a notable share of director-level openings.
Current initiatives include a third-party risk management program, risk assessment methodology, loan portfolio performance and vintage trend reporting, an enterprise onboarding experience, and train-the-trainer programs.
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