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Robert Half

AML Analyst

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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.

$69,544 / year median in New Jersey

-6% projected decline

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Job Description

We are looking for an AML Analyst to support anti-money laundering review activities for a Long-term Contract position based in Bridgewater, New Jersey. In this role, you will examine high-value customer transactions, identify unusual activity patterns, and help ensure reporting obligations are met in accordance with regulatory expectations. This opportunity is well suited for a detail-oriented financial specialist who can interpret transactional data and contribute to a strong compliance environment.
AML Analyst Responsibilities:
  • Review customer transaction records with a focus on cash activity exceeding regulatory reporting thresholds.
  • Analyze account behavior and transaction trends to detect unusual or potentially suspicious patterns.
  • Prepare and support required documentation for reportable currency transactions submitted to regulators.
  • Investigate customer files thoroughly to confirm the accuracy, completeness, and consistency of financial activity records.
  • Use data analysis techniques to evaluate large volumes of transaction information and surface meaningful risk indicators.
  • Partner with compliance and operational stakeholders to escalate findings and support anti-money laundering controls.
  • Maintain clear audit-ready records of reviews, conclusions, and supporting evidence for each case.