Overview
The Fraud Investigator has the responsibility of reviewing and researching transactions with a focus on fraud detection and mitigation. This position will interact with various business units, corporate security and risk partners to support the fraud detection and mitigation strategies of the bank, and is responsible for reviewing and analyzing customer transactions to identify and report suspicious activity to ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
The Fraud Investigator assists with business unit's compliance with applicable laws, regulations, regulatory requirements and Bank policies and procedures, including but not limited to those related to Anti-Money Laundering laws and regulations, Bank Secrecy Act and USA PATRIOT Act.
Investigation Skills and Experience
The Fraud Investigator will review, monitor, investigate and track results of all "alerts" tasked with fraud detection and mitigation qualified as suspicious activity. Handles technically complex accounts involving multiple relationship, tiered and complex transactions, and ACH debit involving high risk and complex fraudster schemes.
Administrative Skills and Experience
Assists in developing and updating department operation policies, procedures, forms and other documentation to provide guidance and direction to unit. Has the ability to identify and recommend changes to units' current processes to improve daily functions. Prepares and submits Electronic Incident Reports (EIR's) to Corporate Security to provide information regarding a suspicious activity investigation.
Technical Knowledge and Skills
Participates in system modifications and initiatives, and tests the system of new and updated applications (including industry standard fraud tools) provided by vendors. Communicates with the technology group to report and resolve any outstanding issues.
Training and Presentation Skills and Experience
Prepares and conducts fraud awareness workshops for staff members throughout the bank. Possess knowledge of the fraud unit and is able train other investigators on process. Has the ability to identify and recommend changes to units' current processes to improve daily functions. Able to perform quality reviews of investigations previously preformed to ensure all procedures and policies were adhered to.
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