Risk Analyst, Account Integrity

Amazon Amazon · Big Tech · San Jose, CA, Costa Rica · Investigation & Loss Prevention

This role focuses on analyzing data to detect and prevent fraudulent activity and bad actors on Amazon's platform. The analyst will work with data sets and pipelines, identify patterns, develop rules for automated deployment, and support cross-functional teams. While the team uses machine learning, this specific role is more focused on data analysis, rule creation, and operational support rather than direct ML model development.

What you'd actually do

  1. Maintain, and improve data sets, pipelines and reporting to track and manage important KPIs and goals in the Account Integrity space
  2. Analyze customer trends to identify patterns, develop attributes that clearly articulate those pattern and incorporate those attributes into static rules for automated deployment in our account creation pipeline.
  3. Operate as an on-call during rotation weeks to respond to high severity events impacting Amazon
  4. Apply your expertise in quantitative analysis, data visualization and data-mining to design alarm systems, derive actionable insights and guide product strategy for stakeholders and leadership
  5. Support the the design, development, and maintenance of ongoing metrics, reports, analyses, dashboards, etc. within SQL and other BI tools

Skills

Required

  • Experience using SQL databases to manage and analyze large data sets
  • Experience analyzing data to identify patterns, trends, or anomalies and communicating findings to stakeholders
  • 2+ years of work in relevant industries such as law, customer service, investigations or project management experience
  • Experience working effectively across cross-functional teams and partnering well with people at all levels within an organization
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent, or 4+ years of industry experience

Nice to have

  • Experience with Lean or Six Sigma analytical techniques
  • Experience including, building and maintaining data flows and pipelines
  • Experience identifying patterns of coordinated or organized abuse (e.g., account takeovers, fraudulent account creation, synthetic identity fraud)
  • Exposure to rule-based detection systems or policy enforcement tooling (e.g., writing, testing, or evaluating detection rules)
  • Familiarity with machine learning concepts as applied to fraud or anomaly detection (no coding required)

What the JD emphasized

  • prevent bad actors
  • fraud prevention
  • fraud and abuse prevention
  • bad actor behaviors
  • bad actors
  • fraud or anomaly detection