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Wells Fargo is seeking a Fraud & Claims Operations Representative. The employee is responsible for investigating and decisioning suspicious or potentially fraudulent deposit‑related activity across customer accounts. This role ensures accurate case handling, loss mitigation and regulatory adherence. Protecting both the customer and organization by identifying risk patterns, escalating anomalies, and applying appropriate account‑level controls.
Job Responsibility:
Support fraud and claims functional area by proactively identifying opportunities to improve customer experience, and offer ideas to mitigate risks through effective authentication of customers in order to prevent fraudulent activity
Perform moderately complex customer support tasks by utilizing solid communication, and verbal and written skills to establish rapport with customer and to deescalate difficult, as well as sensitive information as a part of resolving a claim
Oversee multiple claim types, take appropriate action to decision the case using multiple systems and applications, and may contact third parties for research, as needed
Receive direction from supervisor and escalate questions or issues
Interact with immediate team and functional area on wider range of information, plus internal or external customers
Requirements:
1+ years of Customer Service experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, education.
Minimum 1+ year experience in Fraud or Claims Management.
Review and validate deposit transactions to detect and prevent fraud.
Apply holds, restraints, and flags as required.
Accurately categorize losses and assign accountability.
Document findings in clear, concise, audit‑ready written narratives.
Escalate suspicious patterns, discrepancies, or high‑risk scenarios.
Support continuous improvement by sharing observations or control gaps.
Provide guidance to newer analysts and support knowledge transfer.
Identify emerging fraud trends and contribute to procedural updates.
Demonstrate strong decision judgment with reduced supervisory dependence.
Strong communication, attention to detail and interpersonal skills.
Ability to learn quickly and transfer knowledge effectively with minimal guidance.
Flexibility to work rotational shifts, floating weekends, and extended hours when required.