Full-Time

Manager – Digital Deposit & Payment Operations

Updated on 8/11/2026

Hingham Savings

Hingham Savings

51-200 employees

Community bank offering personal, business lending

Compensation Overview

$100k - $170k/yr

Hingham, MA, USA

In Person

Employees are required to work in the office.

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
Incident Response
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • Substantial experience in a leadership capacity within Deposit Operations or Electronic Payments, with a proven track record of running independent, high-output teams.
  • Ability to work autonomously, determine how to execute strategic objectives, and make impactful decisions in ambiguous situations.
  • Deep understanding of the regulatory landscape and ability to prioritize tasks based on financial and regulatory exposure.
  • Strong ability to synthesize complex data into actionable strategies with close attention to detail.
  • Ability to explain complex technical or operational concepts to regulators, examiners, and Board members.
Responsibilities
  • Lead and manage the team responsible for the full lifecycle of payment activities, including wires, Automated Clearing House, and debit transactions.
  • Own the accuracy, speed, and integrity of payment channels while ensuring adherence to Regulation E, Office of Foreign Assets Control, National Automated Clearing House Association, and Mastercard rules.
  • Serve as the escalation point for complex vendor and internal issues, making critical decisions to resolve technical hurdles and optimize channel performance.
  • Evaluate and re-engineer workflows to eliminate inefficiencies.
  • Define and execute strategies to scale payment technologies and improve the client experience and bank growth.
  • Build and use data analytics and reporting insights to guide strategic business decisions and optimize operational processes.
  • Architect and oversee fraud mitigation strategies, including decisions regarding rule performance and loss-prevention tactics.
  • Act as the primary liaison between the Digital Banking Payments Team and other departments in bank-wide collaborations.
  • Coordinate internal and external audit efforts and serve as the subject matter expert for auditors and regulators on Digital Banking controls and compliance.
  • Direct responses to operational incidents, including identification, scope assessment, remediation, and high-level communication with stakeholders.
  • Build and mentor a high-performing team, establish performance benchmarks, and foster accountability and professional growth.
  • Work in the office.

Hingham Savings acts as a community bank that provides personal and business banking, commercial real estate financing, and wealth management services. Its products include deposit accounts, loans (with a strong focus on commercial real estate), and advisory services for individuals, businesses, property managers, and homeowner associations. The bank operates by taking customer deposits and using them to fund loans, earning interest income and service fees while following conservative underwriting and a relationship-driven approach. It serves eastern Massachusetts (Boston and the South Shore) and has a presence in Washington, D.C., and Nantucket, emphasizing personalized service and long-term customer relationships. Its goal is to support individuals and local enterprises with reliable banking and financial services while maintaining prudent risk management and community-focused growth.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Hingham, Massachusetts

Founded

1834

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 net income jumped 170% to $25.4 million as funding costs fell.
  • Retail and commercial deposits rose 4.3% year over year, reducing wholesale dependence.
  • Book value per share reached $230.83 in June 2026, supporting capital returns.

What critics are saying

  • February 2026 Wolfpack Research attacked Hingham's CRE book, pressuring the stock 7.4%.
  • Non-performing assets rose to 0.78% of assets in Q2 2026.
  • A CRE refinancing wave would force charge-offs, cut book value, and threaten dividends.

What makes Hingham Savings unique

  • 1834-chartered Hingham still posted a 2.14% net interest margin in Q2 2026.
  • Conservative underwriting and a 34.87% efficiency ratio keep Hingham unusually profitable.
  • Non-interest-bearing deposits reached $504.2 million in Q2 2026, lowering funding costs.

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Benefits

401(k) Company Match

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Family Leave

Short & Long Term Disability

Wellness Program

Company News

Banker & Tradesman
Dec 9th, 2025
Downtown Boston Landmark Trades for $15.75M

Downtown Boston landmark trades for $15.75M. A Financial District office building that sits in the shadow of the Winthrop Center skyscraper was sold to a local investor for $15.75 million. Boston-based Kendall Capital acquired the 120,000 square-foot 133 Federal St. with $10.5 million in acquisition financing from Hingham Institution for Savings. The seller was Natick-based B.E. Realty LP, which had owned the 12-story building since acquiring it in 1994 for $6 million. This week's purchase price equates to $131 per square foot. Corporate filings identify the manager of Kendall Capital as Mai Luo of Boston. The building was completed in 1959 and is assessed at $29.7 million. The property was part of businessman Steve Belkin's proposal to redevelop the neighboring Winthrop Square garage in 2015, which would have enabled construction of a larger project on the two properties. The Boston Planning & Development Agency selected Millennium Partners' proposal after it submitted a higher bid. Belkin's Trans National Group formerly was headquartered in the 133 Federal St. property. The Boston Landmarks Commission certified the Brutalist-style building as a landmark in 2024, citing its design by the renowned architect Paul Rudolph and a forerunner to Boston's mid-century economic revival as just the second new building built in the downtown since the 1920s.