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Robert Half
AML Analyst
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What they do
A Fraud Examiner or Analyst analyses business computer systems, identifies weaknesses, and monitors for evidence of fraud, including identity theft and fraudulent credit card or bank transactions.
$63,547 / year median in Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia)
-9% projected decline
Job Description
We are looking for an AML Analyst to support anti-money laundering reviews by examining customer activity and identifying transactions that require closer scrutiny. This Long-term Contract position is based in Washington, District of Columbia, and is well suited for someone who is detail-oriented and interested in financial compliance work. The role focuses on reviewing high-value cash activity, recognizing unusual patterns, and helping maintain accurate reporting aligned with regulatory expectations.
Responsibilities:
- Review customer transaction records to identify cash activity above reporting thresholds and determine whether additional analysis is needed.
- Examine account behavior for trends, inconsistencies, or unusual patterns that may indicate potential money laundering or other prohibited activity.
- Prepare and maintain documentation that supports regulatory reporting and internal compliance reviews.
- Analyze customer files thoroughly to confirm that transaction information is complete, accurate, and properly categorized.
- Escalate potentially suspicious findings to the appropriate compliance or investigative teams for further evaluation.
- Apply anti-money laundering procedures consistently while meeting quality standards and required turnaround times.
- Partner with colleagues and stakeholders to clarify transaction details and resolve documentation gaps when needed.