Fraud Analyst 1

Description As part of Paysign’s Fraud and Disputes department, the Fraud Analyst is responsible for minimizing fraud exposure to our business through analysis of internal and/or external alerts and reports, patterns and trends in fraudulent behavior. Additionally, they may be involved in assisting management in developing and implementing fraud rules and staying updated on emerging fraud trends. Requirements Essential Functions/Expectations Review suspicious transaction activities through scheduled ad-hoc reporting to decision account statusMonitor system alerts across card networks (Visa, Mastercard, PULSE, Fiserv, and Starstation) and respond to situations as necessaryIdentify fraud patterns through transaction analysisConduct analysis of transaction trends and evaluate emerging fraud trends to support account decisioningSuggest fraud rule updates based on observed trends, and may, on occasion, assist in writing or refining fraud rulesMake outbound calls to Cardholders to verify suspicious activityCollaborate with Investigator and Disputes team members (Openers, Closers, and Chargeback Specialists) on reports of suspicious activity Required Skills/Abilities Regular attendance and schedule flexibility.Strong attention to detail.Excellent written and oral skills.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suites.Strong Interpersonal/Communication skills.Basic familiarity with card network rules and dispute regulations preferred.Experience with Salesforce or similar case management systems preferred. Education And Experience At least 2 years of relevant experience in a customer service or similar role, preferably within card services, financial services, or a fraud/dispute environment.High School Diploma or GED required. Working Conditions Work is generally performed within an indoor office environment utilizing standard office equipment.General office environment requiring: frequent sitting; dexterity of hands and fingers to operate a computer keyboard and mouse; walking and standing for long periods of time; and lifting of less than 20 pounds.