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AML Alert Triage Analyst
Banner Bank. Review and disposition AML Transactional Monitoring System alerts, manually created alerts and legal processes to determine legitimacy.
Posted 3/13/2026full-timeLake Oswego • Oregon • 🇺🇸 United StatesJuniorMid-Level💰 $34 - $40 per hourWebsite
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Review and disposition AML Transactional Monitoring System alerts, manually created alerts and legal processes to determine legitimacy.
- Analyze customer data, transactional activity and open-source information to identify risks and validate activity.
- Partner closely with analysts, managers and senior leaders across the organization.
- Perform analysis of complex transaction data to support ongoing compliance efforts.
- Support project work related to BSA/AML and OFAC compliance.
Requirements
What you’ll need- You have a bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Business, Economics, Law, Computer Science or a related field (Required).
- You have 2 or more years of banking experience, including at least 1 year in compliance, BSA, AML, fraud, or risk management (Required).
- An equivalent combination of education and experience can be considered in lieu of a degree.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Targeted starting salary range (based on experience): $33.98-$39.98
- Annual incentive potential
- Comprehensive employee benefits, including: medical, dental, vision, LTD, STD and life
- Paid vacation time, sick time and 11 company paid holidays
- 401k (with up to 4% match)
- Tuition reimbursement
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
transaction monitoringdata analysisrisk identificationcompliance analysisBSA complianceAML compliancefraud detectionrisk management
Soft Skills
collaborationcommunicationanalytical thinking