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G MASS Consulting
Loss Prevention Specialist
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What they do
A Loss Prevention or Asset Protection Specialist supervises shoppers to deter theft of merchandise or assets from the building. They may manage a security team.
$42,344 / year median in New York
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary G MASS Consulting are partnered with a leading Hedge Fund, as they seek a Trade Surveillance professional to join its Compliance and Surveillance team in New York.
This role is ideal for someone who combines hands‑on trade surveillance experience with strong data manipulation and transformation skills. The role has a combination of BAU surveillance responsibilities, as well as process and data transformation initiatives to enhance detection capabilities, data quality, and automation.
Equally important is mindset. The team is small, fast‑moving, and highly commercial, and the successful candidate will be someone who takes ownership from day one, works without hand‑holding, and actively looks for ways to make the surveillance framework better.
This position is based in the firm's New York office, five days per week on site.
ResponsibilitiesPerform daily trade surveillance reviews, investigating potential market abuse, insider trading, and other trading anomalies across multiple asset classes.
Monitor and triage alerts from surveillance systems, escalating issues where necessary.
Conduct deep‑diving investigations into trading behaviour and document findings in line with compliance procedures.
Maintain and refine existing surveillance scenarios and thresholds to improve detection accuracy and reduce false positives.
Collaborate with technology teams to optimise data feeds, logic, and infrastructure supporting surveillance tools.
Support data transformation projects aimed at improving automation, system scalability, and alert quality.
Take ownership of process and data improvement initiatives end to end, identifying opportunities proactively rather than waiting for direction.
Assist with periodic reviews, regulatory requests, and audit queries.
Contribute to ongoing enhancements of the surveillance framework and data architecture.
RequirementsA genuine ownership mindset. The team is deliberately lean and does not operate with close supervision: you will be expected to identify what needs doing, drive it to completion, and hold yourself accountable end to end. This is the single most important criterion for the role.
Hands‑on experience in trade surveillance, compliance monitoring, or control functions at a hedge fund, investment bank, or asset manager.
Understanding of US and global market abuse regulations and surveillance practices across asset classes, including familiarity with the SEC and FINRA regulatory framework.
Strong data analysis and data manipulation capability, including SQL, with the ability to interrogate large datasets and turn findings into practical improvements.
Demonstrated experience balancing BAU surveillance work with data transformation or enhancement projects.
Comfortable operating as the bridge between compliance and technology — writing requirements, supporting UAT, and holding technology teams to account.
Exposure to surveillance platforms such as Actimize or SMARTS, including scenario and rule design, alert calibration, and threshold tuning, is advantageous.
Curiosity and a demonstrable track record of improving the processes you inherit rather than simply operating them.
This role is ideal for someone who combines hands‑on trade surveillance experience with strong data manipulation and transformation skills. The role has a combination of BAU surveillance responsibilities, as well as process and data transformation initiatives to enhance detection capabilities, data quality, and automation.
Equally important is mindset. The team is small, fast‑moving, and highly commercial, and the successful candidate will be someone who takes ownership from day one, works without hand‑holding, and actively looks for ways to make the surveillance framework better.
This position is based in the firm's New York office, five days per week on site.
ResponsibilitiesPerform daily trade surveillance reviews, investigating potential market abuse, insider trading, and other trading anomalies across multiple asset classes.
Monitor and triage alerts from surveillance systems, escalating issues where necessary.
Conduct deep‑diving investigations into trading behaviour and document findings in line with compliance procedures.
Maintain and refine existing surveillance scenarios and thresholds to improve detection accuracy and reduce false positives.
Collaborate with technology teams to optimise data feeds, logic, and infrastructure supporting surveillance tools.
Support data transformation projects aimed at improving automation, system scalability, and alert quality.
Take ownership of process and data improvement initiatives end to end, identifying opportunities proactively rather than waiting for direction.
Assist with periodic reviews, regulatory requests, and audit queries.
Contribute to ongoing enhancements of the surveillance framework and data architecture.
RequirementsA genuine ownership mindset. The team is deliberately lean and does not operate with close supervision: you will be expected to identify what needs doing, drive it to completion, and hold yourself accountable end to end. This is the single most important criterion for the role.
Hands‑on experience in trade surveillance, compliance monitoring, or control functions at a hedge fund, investment bank, or asset manager.
Understanding of US and global market abuse regulations and surveillance practices across asset classes, including familiarity with the SEC and FINRA regulatory framework.
Strong data analysis and data manipulation capability, including SQL, with the ability to interrogate large datasets and turn findings into practical improvements.
Demonstrated experience balancing BAU surveillance work with data transformation or enhancement projects.
Comfortable operating as the bridge between compliance and technology — writing requirements, supporting UAT, and holding technology teams to account.
Exposure to surveillance platforms such as Actimize or SMARTS, including scenario and rule design, alert calibration, and threshold tuning, is advantageous.
Curiosity and a demonstrable track record of improving the processes you inherit rather than simply operating them.
This role is ideal for someone who combines hands‑on trade surveillance experience with strong data manipulation and transformation skills. The role has a combination of BAU surveillance responsibilities, as well as process and data transformation initiatives to enhance detection capabilities, data quality, and automation.
Equally important is mindset. The team is small, fast‑moving, and highly commercial, and the successful candidate will be someone who takes ownership from day one, works without hand‑holding, and actively looks for ways to make the surveillance framework better.
This position is based in the firm's New York office, five days per week on site.
ResponsibilitiesPerform daily trade surveillance reviews, investigating potential market abuse, insider trading, and other trading anomalies across multiple asset classes.
Monitor and triage alerts from surveillance systems, escalating issues where necessary.
Conduct deep‑diving investigations into trading behaviour and document findings in line with compliance procedures.
Maintain and refine existing surveillance scenarios and thresholds to improve detection accuracy and reduce false positives.
Collaborate with technology teams to optimise data feeds, logic, and infrastructure supporting surveillance tools.
Support data transformation projects aimed at improving automation, system scalability, and alert quality.
Take ownership of process and data improvement initiatives end to end, identifying opportunities proactively rather than waiting for direction.
Assist with periodic reviews, regulatory requests, and audit queries.
Contribute to ongoing enhancements of the surveillance framework and data architecture.
RequirementsA genuine ownership mindset. The team is deliberately lean and does not operate with close supervision: you will be expected to identify what needs doing, drive it to completion, and hold yourself accountable end to end. This is the single most important criterion for the role.
Hands‑on experience in trade surveillance, compliance monitoring, or control functions at a hedge fund, investment bank, or asset manager.
Understanding of US and global market abuse regulations and surveillance practices across asset classes, including familiarity with the SEC and FINRA regulatory framework.
Strong data analysis and data manipulation capability, including SQL, with the ability to interrogate large datasets and turn findings into practical improvements.
Demonstrated experience balancing BAU surveillance work with data transformation or enhancement projects.
Comfortable operating as the bridge between compliance and technology — writing requirements, supporting UAT, and holding technology teams to account.
Exposure to surveillance platforms such as Actimize or SMARTS, including scenario and rule design, alert calibration, and threshold tuning, is advantageous.
Curiosity and a demonstrable track record of improving the processes you inherit rather than simply operating them.
BenefitsRate:
up to $1150/dLength:
12 months, with the likelihood of extension or a strong permanent conversion pathway. Standout performers have a genuine route to permanent positions#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description G MASS Consulting are partnered with a leading Hedge Fund, as they seek a Trade Surveillance professional to join its Compliance and Surveillance team in New York.This role is ideal for someone who combines hands‑on trade surveillance experience with strong data manipulation and transformation skills. The role has a combination of BAU surveillance responsibilities, as well as process and data transformation initiatives to enhance detection capabilities, data quality, and automation.
Equally important is mindset. The team is small, fast‑moving, and highly commercial, and the successful candidate will be someone who takes ownership from day one, works without hand‑holding, and actively looks for ways to make the surveillance framework better.
This position is based in the firm's New York office, five days per week on site.
ResponsibilitiesPerform daily trade surveillance reviews, investigating potential market abuse, insider trading, and other trading anomalies across multiple asset classes.
Monitor and triage alerts from surveillance systems, escalating issues where necessary.
Conduct deep‑diving investigations into trading behaviour and document findings in line with compliance procedures.
Maintain and refine existing surveillance scenarios and thresholds to improve detection accuracy and reduce false positives.
Collaborate with technology teams to optimise data feeds, logic, and infrastructure supporting surveillance tools.
Support data transformation projects aimed at improving automation, system scalability, and alert quality.
Take ownership of process and data improvement initiatives end to end, identifying opportunities proactively rather than waiting for direction.
Assist with periodic reviews, regulatory requests, and audit queries.
Contribute to ongoing enhancements of the surveillance framework and data architecture.
RequirementsA genuine ownership mindset. The team is deliberately lean and does not operate with close supervision: you will be expected to identify what needs doing, drive it to completion, and hold yourself accountable end to end. This is the single most important criterion for the role.
Hands‑on experience in trade surveillance, compliance monitoring, or control functions at a hedge fund, investment bank, or asset manager.
Understanding of US and global market abuse regulations and surveillance practices across asset classes, including familiarity with the SEC and FINRA regulatory framework.
Strong data analysis and data manipulation capability, including SQL, with the ability to interrogate large datasets and turn findings into practical improvements.
Demonstrated experience balancing BAU surveillance work with data transformation or enhancement projects.
Comfortable operating as the bridge between compliance and technology — writing requirements, supporting UAT, and holding technology teams to account.
Exposure to surveillance platforms such as Actimize or SMARTS, including scenario and rule design, alert calibration, and threshold tuning, is advantageous.
Curiosity and a demonstrable track record of improving the processes you inherit rather than simply operating them.