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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.

$62,382 / year median in Illinois

-6% projected decline

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Job Description

We are looking for an AML Analyst to support a major banking compliance initiative in Illinois. This Long-term Contract position is ideal for someone who can assess investigative work, uphold quality standards, and contribute to effective anti-money laundering and KYC operations. The role offers the opportunity to work in a hybrid environment while partnering with teams focused on regulatory adherence and risk mitigation.
Responsibilities:
  • Review investigative casework and related documentation to ensure alignment with AML, KYC, and compliance standards.
  • Evaluate the accuracy, completeness, and consistency of analyst findings and provide clear feedback to improve quality.
  • Partner with compliance and risk teams to identify gaps, escalate concerns, and support timely resolution of issues.
  • Conduct quality assurance checks across customer due diligence and transaction review activities within a banking environment.
  • Maintain thorough records of assessments, observations, and trends to support audit readiness and reporting needs.
  • Apply sound judgment when examining customer information, credit-related data, and risk indicators tied to potential financial crime.
  • Contribute to process improvement efforts by highlighting recurring errors and recommending practical enhancements to review practices.