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We are looking for a Financial Crime Analyst to support a contract opportunity within the investment advisory sector in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This role focuses on protecting client and company assets by examining suspicious transactions, assessing potential financial crime exposure, and helping address fraud and anti-money laundering concerns. The position is well suited for a detail-oriented investigator who can balance analytical work, regulatory awareness, and clear communication while handling sensitive matters.
Job Responsibility
Lead and support investigations involving suspicious financial activity, fraud concerns, anti-money laundering alerts, and other sensitive compliance-related matters
Review account behavior and transaction patterns to identify possible fraud, account takeover activity, theft, or violations of internal policy and regulatory expectations
Gather, organize, and track evidence from internal and external sources to support case development, risk evaluation, and recommended next steps
Prepare thorough investigative summaries and written documentation that support case conclusions and Suspicious Activity Report decisioning
Perform data mining and targeted analysis across available systems to locate supporting records, uncover trends, and highlight potential control gaps
Partner with clients and cross-functional teams to address escalated or high-visibility investigations with accuracy and professionalism
Monitor for red flags tied to controlled addresses, suspicious accounts, and other indicators requiring action under applicable AML and fraud regulations
Help business teams assess emerging issues, strengthen procedures, and reduce exposure to financial, regulatory, and reputational risk
Contribute subject matter expertise to projects and assist in developing, refining, and implementing investigation-related processes and controls
Stay informed on current fraud, compliance, and AML practices, along with relevant laws, regulations, products, and industry developments
Requirements
Associate degree or equivalent practical experience
3-5 years of experience in fraud investigations, compliance, anti-money laundering, or a closely related field
Demonstrated ability to conduct investigations and produce clear, well-supported case documentation, including Suspicious Activity Report narratives
Working knowledge of fraud prevention, compliance requirements, financial crime risk, and applicable laws and regulations
Strong interviewing, analytical, and problem-solving skills with the ability to evaluate complex situations objectively
Ability to manage multiple priorities effectively and complete assignments within established timeframes
Clear written and verbal communication skills for interacting with internal partners, clients, and stakeholders
Proficiency with computer applications, data analysis, documentation tools, and research across multiple systems