Salary
💰 $140,000 - $180,000 per year
About the role
- Lead and manage all AML operational workflows including digital asset transaction monitoring, investigations, and suspicious activity reporting
- Oversee escalations from internal teams, law enforcement, and regulators including 314(a), 314(b), subpoenas, and sanctions screening matches
- Maintain and optimize Compliance program documentation, including policies, procedures, and desktop guidance
- Serve as the Transaction Monitoring Lead and Model Owner; calibrate systems, design scenarios, and implement rules
- Calibrate and enhance TM systems such as Elliptic, TRM Labs, and Unit21 through rule optimization and data-driven analysis
- Monitor TM alerts, assign investigations, track deadlines, and perform QA/QC to ensure accuracy and consistency
- Oversee case investigations including TM alerts, negative news, sanctions hits, and proactive FIU-initiated inquiries; file SARs and ensure timely regulatory reporting
- Identify emerging digital asset financial crime risks and typologies; lead horizon scanning and regulatory change assessments
- Deliver reporting on productivity, alert/investigation/SAR trends, and system performance to senior Compliance leadership
- Collaborate with global compliance teams and Compliance Technology to support regulatory exams and internal/external audits
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in AML compliance, financial investigations, or FIU operations, ideally in fintech, crypto, or financial services
- Expertise in configuring and calibrating TM platforms such as Elliptic, Unit21, and TRM Labs
- Strong knowledge of AML regulations, sanctions screening, SAR/STR reporting, and enforcement obligations (e.g., NYDFS Part 504, FinCEN, OFAC)
- Proven leadership experience managing investigations teams and operational workflows
- Skilled in data analysis, reporting, and documentation of compliance models and decisions
- Excellent communication and cross-functional collaboration skills
- Model validation experience (e.g., NYDFS Part 504), including alert calibration, above the line/below the line, and quality assurance