Job Summary
This role focuses on safeguarding digital payment ecosystems by monitoring transactions identifying anomalies and supporting timely fraud prevention actions with SQL as a technical skill for data analysis within a secure maps and payments environment. The specialist applies analytical techniques to detect suspicious patterns collaborates with cross functional teams to refine rules and ensures accurate reporting that supports business trust and customer protection.
Roles and Responsibilities
Experience in fraud analytics
Proven track record or writing reports consumed at executive level (structured writing and report building) using SQL
Conduct independent research based on direction provided by PM and the project team to identify modus operandi, bad actor archetypes and abuse vectors/TTPs
Provide key insights reports on abuse trends based on
Independent assessment of abuse trends
Specific research methodology prescribed as a part of project plan
Hands-on experience with SQL
Regularly report on progress in OSINT investigations and provide feedback candidly
Identify novel abuse trends through research and analysis
Experience in investigating abuse / financial crimes
Experience in OSINT / Abuse Investigative tools
Requirements
Minimum qualification of graduation from a government recognized university
Minimum tenure of 12 to 24 months working as an abuse / fraud/crime investigator or investigative analyst
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Critical thinking ability to conduct independent investigative work
Ability to solve problems using a data driven approach
Ability to maintain composure in challenging situations
Proven ability to work with sensitive information and to follow procedures when operating in a sensitive space