Fraud Analyst

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Nottingham
1 year ago
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Job Title:Junior Fraud Analyst

Location:Nottingham (1 day WFH)

Salary:£25k


Are you ready to make your mark in the online gaming industry? A prestigious client, recognised as a leader in the digital gaming space, is looking for a Fraud Analyst to join their team. This is your chance to work in a fast-paced, innovative environment where your analytical skills will play a crucial role in combating fraud.


Why This Role Has Opened:Our client is expanding their fraud prevention department to maintain their high standards of integrity and player security. This growth has created an opportunity for a driven Fraud Analyst to step in and make a real impact.


What’s In It for You?

  • Flexible working hours (core hours 9:30 am - 3:30 pm)
  • 7.5% bonus paid in three instalments throughout the year
  • Annual inflation pay increases and performance reviews
  • Early finish Fridays (2.30pm)
  • Free food onsite
  • New state of the art office
  • Onsite parking
  • Life insurance
  • Sick pay
  • Regular work events – parties, socials, activities
  • Access to extensive training and development opportunities
  • Casual dress code and a sociable work environment


Essential Skills:

  • A degree in Mathematics, Statistics, or Data Science
  • Proficiency in SQL
  • Advanced Excel skills, particularly in statistical modelling and pivot tables
  • Excellent communication and data storytelling skills
  • Strong problem-solving abilities and analytical thinking


Day-to-Day Responsibilities:

  • Analysing data to identify and prevent fraudulent activities
  • Checking the mathematical accuracy of all games on a weekly basis
  • Verifying wins are correct and not false or fraudulent on jackpots up to £8m
  • Building reports for fraud detection and prevention
  • Collaborating with various departments to ensure seamless operations
  • Complying with investigation requests from external organisations
  • Conduct regular audits of transactions and user activity to identify any irregularities or potential fraudulent behaviour.


Join a Forward-Thinking Team:This role offers a unique blend of analytical challenges and strategic thinking. If you're passionate about data and fraud prevention and are eager to contribute to a thriving team, this is the perfect opportunity for you.


Ready to Take the Next Step?Apply now and be part of a company that values innovation, growth, and excellence in the online gaming industry. Send your CV today!

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