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Robert Half
AML Analyst
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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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
Job Description
We are looking for an AML Analyst to support a major banking client on a Long-term Contract assignment based in Northbrook, Illinois. This position focuses on quality review and investigative compliance work within an AML/KYC environment, helping strengthen the accuracy and consistency of case outcomes. The ideal candidate brings a strong understanding of anti-money laundering practices, regulatory compliance expectations, and risk-based analysis in financial services.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct quality reviews of AML and KYC investigations to confirm completeness, accuracy, and alignment with internal compliance standards
- Evaluate customer activity, documentation, and case findings to identify potential red flags and support sound investigative decisions
- Partner with compliance and operational teams to resolve review exceptions, clarify case details, and improve overall case quality
- Analyze client and transaction information to support anti-money laundering monitoring and escalation activities
- Document review results clearly and maintain organized records that support audit readiness and regulatory expectations
- Apply risk-based judgment when assessing customer profiles, credit-related information, and financial activity patterns
- Support ongoing compliance initiatives by identifying trends, recurring gaps, and opportunities for stronger control execution