6 months to start 
5 positions
Location: This is a HYBRID role with 4 days a week out of our Downtown Toronto or Montreal office (4 days a week initially for training).
Rate Range: 32/hr-42.37/hr

The opportunity

Our client help clients understand how money launderers and the financiers of terrorism could be exploiting vulnerabilities in their organizations. 

The initial contract will run until first week of September, with a chance of extension. This is a HYBRID role with 4 days a week out of our Downtown Toronto or Montreal office (4 days a week initially for training).

What you would do

• Conduct periodic, quarterly and/or annual AML/KYC reviews using client systems such as SAS, Actimize and Oracle and others
• Perform enhanced due diligence activities such as open-source searches, negative media and/or name screening (World-Check, Lexis Nexis and other searching engines)
• Perform investigations and transaction analysis
• Identify red flags / RGS indicators or unusual patterns of activity that may be indicative of criminal activity that potentially could lead to money laundering, terrorist financing, tax evasion, etc.
• Complete reports to be submitted to the regulators based on findings when necessary (suspicious transaction reports)
• Prepare case documentation as per client procedures
• Work with a team to meet production targets depending on the specific project

What you would bring

• Ability to speak and write in French, English is a strong asset
• 2+ years of AML Investigation experience 
• Experience managing alerts and navigating Investigation processes/programs in a Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) environment 
• Experience filing suspicious transaction reports (STR) to FINTRAC 
• Understanding of industry common screening and transaction monitoring tools such as: SAS, Actimize, Oracle, World-check, Lexis Nexis, Refinitiv and others. 
• Experience in handling High Risk profiles cases 
• Experience performing demarketing and/or remediation projects 

Nice to haves:

• Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS), Certified Financial Crime Specialist (CFCS) or other recognized AML/Financial Crimes certifications is preferred