Quant Analytics Manager – Fraud Prevention Strategy

JPMorganChase•Columbus, OH

About The Position

The Fraud Prevention Operations Optimization Analytics & Strategy team supports different products like Card, Retail and Digital, in optimizing for losses, customer experience and efficiency, through strategy recommendations. As a Quant Analytics Manager within Fraud Prevention Strategy, you will be expected to work closely with different groups within Strategy and Operations across the life cycle to support products like Zelle, Wires, Bill Pay etc. and help them manage ATO, Wrong doer, Scams etc. You will present clear, concise narratives by translating complex data and analysis into executive-ready presentations for senior leaders and influencing outcomes in various forums.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in relevant technical or quantitative fields (e.g. Mathematics, Engineering, Finance, Business, Statistics, Operations Research and Economics) with strong analytical, technical, statistical skills
Prior 5+ years of work experience in risk management, strategic analytics, data analytics or payments function from a banking or consulting domain
Competent in the use of data technology to solve complex business problems, with hands-on expertise in the use of programming languages like LLM, Python/Hive, SAS, R, SQL, Unix and/or other Oracle and/or Teradata database tools
Good multi-tasking skills with ability to manage and prioritize projects across cross-functional groups
Ability to thrive in a dynamic and fast-paced energetic environment and can adapt to changes quickly

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in relevant technical or quantitative fields (e.g. Mathematics, Engineering, Finance, Business, Statistics, Operations Research and Economics) with strong analytical, technical, statistical skills
Experience in Big Data platforms and technologies (Hadoop, Hive, Pig, Spark, etc.) & Machine learning is a plus
Strong communication, influencing and interpersonal skills with ability to interact with individuals across departments / functions and making recommendations to Senior management

Responsibilities

Help the Fraud Strategy organization manage losses within budget by conducting deep dives to understand key drivers of digital fraud and making strategic recommendations to reduce fraud losses.
Monitor and maintain fraud authorization strategies to counter emerging attacks and trends across loss types, reduce false positives, and support both card-present and card-not-present channels while meeting overall budget goals.
Work closely with Operations to understand product policies and procedures and help improve decision quality as needed.
Understand key drivers of customer pain points and collaborate with the broader Operations team to develop creative solutions.
Perform deep dives across processes to identify gaps, efficiency opportunities, and leakage-prevention measures.
Partner with Strategy to optimize ATO, wrongdoer, and scam strategies, while supporting controlled expansion of channels such as Challenge as a Service to ensure optimal outcomes across key portfolio segments and achieve profitable ROI.
Lead strategic fraud roadmap initiatives in fraud prevention using AI/ML, graph analytics, and related capabilities, and continuously identify new data sources to enable best-in-class fraud prevention.
Develop new model input variables and profiles, and expand the data footprint, pattern-detection techniques, and other capabilities to improve authorization decision accuracy across functions.
Partner with Claims, Recovery, and Customer Experience teams to improve recovery outcomes and reduce provisional credit theft.
Ensure compliance with the existing control framework while driving enhancements to support successful closure of strategy audits and Matters Requiring Attention (MRAs).
Engage and collaborate with Chief Risk Officers and key partners across Operations, BP&A, Claims, Risk, Marketing, Technology, Finance, and Product to share business performance and loss trends across products.