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We are looking for a Fraud Risk Specialist to support payment and transaction monitoring efforts for a position based in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania. This role focuses on reviewing payment activity, investigating complex fraud-related concerns, and helping protect the integrity of financial transactions across member credit union operations. The ideal candidate will bring sound judgment, strong documentation skills, and the ability to work independently while meeting regulatory reporting deadlines.
Job Responsibility
Investigate real-time payment activity and assigned casework to identify unusual or potentially fraudulent transaction patterns
Assess alerts, reports, and supporting records to determine whether suspicious activity requires formal regulatory escalation
Partner with internal teams to gather facts, clarify investigation details, and ensure each case is supported by complete and accurate information
Prepare detailed case documentation and complete required reporting materials for compliance leadership review
Submit regulatory filings for confirmed suspicious activity within required deadlines and track cases for follow-up or refiling when necessary
Review sanctions-related updates in relevant systems, resolve identified issues, and record outcomes in accordance with established procedures
Screen new hires and vendors against applicable watchlists and communicate results to the appropriate stakeholders
Respond to FinCEN 314(a) requests by conducting required searches, reporting positive matches, and providing scan results to management
Maintain compliance with Bank Secrecy Act requirements and other applicable regulations that govern credit union operations
Requirements
MUST reside within a 1.5-hour driving distance of Hummelstown, PA (ZIP code 17036)
High school diploma required
additional experience in financial services or fraud-related work is strongly preferred
Background in fraud investigations, suspicious activity reviews, or payment risk analysis within a financial environment
Familiarity with regulatory reporting processes, including suspicious activity documentation and filing practices
Working knowledge of Bank Secrecy Act requirements, sanctions screening, and FinCEN 314(a) and 314(b) review processes
Ability to analyze transaction activity, evaluate risk, and make sound decisions in situations with limited standardization
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to prepare reports and clearly explain findings
Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365, Adobe, and relevant e-filing or compliance reporting systems
Comfortable handling detailed documentation, maintaining organized case files, and managing time-sensitive deadlines