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U.S. Bank

Fraud Advanced Analytics and Insights

U.S. Bank

Mid

$105,400 – $124,000

Listed on U.S. Bank’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This role analyzes fraud patterns and control effectiveness across U.S. Bank's products to inform strategy and investment decisions through quantitative research. It suits experienced data professionals who can independently move from business questions to actionable executive recommendations.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience
  • Six or more years of advanced SAS programming and analytics experience
  • Ability to independently perform analytics from problem definition through recommendation development
  • Experience translating complex findings into business recommendations

Nice to have

  • SQL experience
  • Python experience
  • Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Computer Science, Business Analytics, Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, or quantitative field
  • Extensive analytics experience in fraud analytics, fraud prevention, risk management, or financial services
  • Experience evaluating fraud strategies, controls, and detection tools through quantitative analysis
  • Experience developing business cases quantifying fraud loss reduction and financial benefit
  • Knowledge of financial services products and fraud domain
  • Understanding of fraud schemes, digital identity, and authentication
  • Problem-solving and critical-thinking skills
  • Ability to influence across organizational levels

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