Saffron Building Society
Graham Howard is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in database administration and application support, currently working at Saffron Building Society since October 2015. In this role, Graham has held various titles, including Database Administrator, Lead Application Support Analyst, and Senior Application Support Analyst, where responsibilities include managing the technical build plan for product development, overseeing testing and validation processes, and liaising with the DPR for product requirements. Prior to this, Graham served as a Test Analyst at Forbes Testing Limited and an SME/Tester at The Cambridge Building Society, focusing on system testing, process improvements, and supporting the implementation of core systems. Expertise includes e-banking, origination processes, and compliance with anti-money laundering regulations.
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Saffron Building Society
WE ARE DIFFERENT BECAUSE WE PUT PEOPLE AT THE HEART OF OUR BUSINESS We opened our doors in 1849 to help people save and borrow. Since then, our products have changed with the times, but what has stayed the same is our commitment to you WHO ARE WE? We’re a mutual, regional building society with extremely strong ties within the local community. This puts us in a unique position and helps us to really understand our customers’ needs so we can offer them a personal service. We can do this because as a mutual, everything we do is for our members. WHAT DO WE DO? We combine a competitive range of savings and mortgage products with an ambition to deliver better service. It’s our service that really sets us apart. Time and again, our people go above and beyond to make sure our customers are taken care of. DID YOU KNOW? Saffron Building Society is a major employer in the region. With a thriving operations centre and our dynamic administration offices in close proximity to Saffron Walden, along with 8 successful branches through Essex, Suffolk and Hertfordshire, we offer a variety of exciting job opportunities.