AML Analyst

Bally's Corporation•Jersey City, NJ

34d•$55,000 - $60,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As our player base keeps growing and the action heats up, we're leveling up our Anti-Money Laundering (AML) team! We're looking for an experienced AML Analyst who's ready to dive into the fast-paced world where gaming, sports betting, and compliance intersect. Think of us as the behind-the-scenes pit crew: we watch every play, every spin, every transaction, not to place bets, but to keep the game safe, compliant, and running smoothly across all our platforms. From spotting suspicious patterns to preventing fraudulent activity, we're the team that ensures fair play for everyone. Please note that this position has access to customers details - therefore requires employees to be able to obtain and maintain licensing in all jurisdictions Bally's operates in. By applying for this role, and supplying the necessary details, you hereby grant us permission to apply for these background checks upon a successful job offer. This will be done in a confidential manner, and solely for the purposes of verification.

Requirements

Experience in online gambling, iGaming, or the banking industry.
Familiarity with tools like GeoComply, LexisNexis, and SharePoint.
Excellent Excel/MS Office skills (intermediate or better).
Ability to thrive in a high-volume, fast-paced environment.
Top-notch analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

CAMS certification is a big plus.
Previous AML experience within an iGaming company is a bonus.

Responsibilities

Support internal teams with all AML-related needs.
Review alerts and triggers, investigate activity, and make confident calls on what's suspicious.
Run due diligence checks (PEP, sanctions, account reviews) using our back-office tools.
Jump in on escalations from Payments, KYC, Customer Support, Compliance, and VIP.
Monitor daily reports to spot fraud, odd behavior, or anything that feels "not quite right."
Analyze player transactions and gameplay, requesting verification when needed.
Track and document cases that need to be reported to regulators and state authorities.
Identify trends or patterns in fraud/AML and flag them to leadership before they escalate.
Create clear, detailed SARs backed by solid documentation.
Prep weekly compliance reports for leadership and committee meetings.
Raise any system issues, bugs, or process hiccups to keep operations running smoothly.