You will lead real-time surveillance to detect and contain fraudulent and illicit activity across our ecosystem. In a high-growth fintech environment, you partner with Product, Data, and Compliance to tune detection rules and improve efficiency. You’ll mentor junior analysts, document decisions rigorously, and stay ahead of emerging integral crime trends. This role blends hands-on analysis with rule engineering to shape our risk controls and protect customer trust.
Compensaciones / Beneficios
- Health insurance for you and family
- Stock Option Plan
- Relocation support
- Professional development programs
- Hybrid working policy
- Unlimited PTO
Responsabilidades
- High-volume alert review and resolution to ensure swift, accurate decisions on suspicious behavior
- Advanced escalation handling as the primary contact for complex alerts requiring deeper investigation
- Detection logic feedback loop to inform product and data teams for rule tuning
- Process and workflow optimization to reduce false positives and improve efficiency
- Mentorship on the line including onboarding and best-practice sharing
- Compliance and airtight documentation backing every resolved alert with defensible rationale
- Typology hunting and ownership of focal monitoring areas translating trends into production rules
Requisitos principales
- 3+ years in transaction monitoring, real-time fraud operations, or KYT surveillance in hyper-growth fintechs or high-volume environments
- Subject matter expertise in transaction monitoring, payment flows, velocity patterns, and regulatory frameworks (FATF, EU Directives, PSD3/SCA)
- Advanced data literacy with internal analytics tools (Looker, Splunk, HEX, Redshift) and basic SQL
- Strong track record of identifying gaps in automated detection models and turning them into monitoring scenarios
- Leadership and coaching experience to guide peers and elevate team capabilities
- Analytical communication skills to present insights clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Extreme attention to detail and ethical judgment in risk incidents