Responsibilities
- Monitor and review flagged transactions on the shared TRMS platform, applying BR-specific risk context and regulatory knowledge
- Investigate alerts generated by automated rules, assess their risk level, and make disposition decisions (escalate, close, or action)
- Collaborate closely with the PH-based TRMS team to communicate local risk patterns, provide feedback on rule effectiveness, and request tuning adjustments relevant to the Brazilian market
- Prepare and file regulatory reports in accordance with COAF (Conselho de Controle de Atividades Financeiras) and other applicable Brazilian AML/CFT frameworks
- Identify emerging fraud typologies and transaction patterns specific to the Brazilian market and document findings for the global risk team
- Support the development and refinement of local risk policies and procedures, ensuring they align with both global standards and Brazilian regulatory requirements
- Act as the first line of escalation for the BR operations team on transaction-related risk queries
- Participate in periodic risk reviews, audits, and regulatory exams as needed
Requirements
- 2–4 years of experience in a risk, compliance, AML, or fraud operations role within fintech, crypto, banking, or payments
- Hands-on experience working with transaction monitoring systems or similar risk tooling
- Familiarity with the Brazilian regulatory landscape, including COAF reporting obligations, BACEN guidelines, and AML/CFT regulations applicable to payment institutions and crypto exchanges
- Strong analytical skills — able to investigate complex transaction chains and identify patterns of risk
- Comfort working with data; ability to query or interpret transaction data reports (SQL is a plus)
- Excellent written communication skills in Portuguese
- Working proficiency in English is required for cross-team collaboration with the global TRMS team
- Ability to work independently and manage priorities in a remote setting across time zones
Nice to Have
- Experience working in or with cryptocurrency exchanges or digital asset platforms
- Exposure to shared or cross-functional risk systems across multi-country operations
- Certifications such as CAMS, CFE, or equivalent