Senior Fraud Specialist

Ouro is a global, vertically-integrated financial services and technology company dedicated to the delivery of innovative financial empowerment solutions to consumers worldwide. Ouro's financial products and services span prepaid, debit, cross-border payments, and loyalty solutions for consumers and enterprise partners. Since its founding in 1999 by industry pioneers, Ouro products have processed billions of dollars in transaction volume and served millions of customers worldwide.

The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas with regional offices around the world.

Austin, TX

Full time

Payments & Risk

Netspend Corporation is a global, vertically-integrated financial services and technology company dedicated to the delivery of innovative financial empowerment solutions to consumers worldwide. Netspend's financial products and services span prepaid, debit, cross-border payments, and loyalty solutions for consumers and enterprise partners.

Netspend provides prepaid and debit account solutions that connect customers with secure, convenient access to global payment networks so they can manage their money and make everyday purchases. With a nationwide U.S. retail network, customers can purchase and reload Netspend products at 130,000 reload points and over 100,000 distributing locations.

Since our founding in 1999 by industry pioneers, Netspend products have processed billions of dollars in transaction volume and served millions of customers worldwide. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas with employees worldwide.

The Senior Fraud Specialist is a technical expert responsible for managing the most complex fraud investigations and prevention initiatives. At this level, you are expected to go beyond execution by contributing to the development of new fraud detection methodologies and investigative techniques. You will act as a project leader and primary point of escalation for the most sophisticated fraud schemes, working independently to resolve issues and making formal recommendations for new protective procedures.

Advanced Fraud Investigation: Lead investigations into high-complexity, multi-vector fraud cases (e.g., organized crime rings, sophisticated account takeovers, or internal collusion)

Innovation & Technique Development: Contribute to the development of new fraud detection concepts, rules, and investigative techniques. Complete complex tasks in creative and effective ways

Independent Project Leadership: Act as a facilitator or team leader on departmental projects. Determine methods and procedures for new assignments with minimal to no guidance

Policy & Procedure Recommendation: Consistently evaluate the fraud landscape to identify gaps. Consistently make recommendations for new procedures to mitigate emerging threats

Technical Facilitation: Serve as a facilitator and technical leader for the offshore fraud group, resolving complex system or access issues and providing guidance on best practices

Strategic Coordination: Manage high-level relationships with Ouro Partners and Customer Service. Act as a team leader on cross-functional initiatives within the Risk department to prevent loss

All other duties assigned

Education: High School diploma or equivalent required;
Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Finance, or a related field is preferred

Experience: Requires a minimum of 5+ years of related experience in fraud investigation, risk management, or law enforcement

Expertise: Extensive experience with fraud monitoring systems, deep-dive data analysis, and a comprehensive understanding of payment network rules and regulations

Certifications: CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner) or specialized fraud certifications are highly desirable

Knowledge & Application: As a highly skilled specialist, contributes to the development of concepts and techniques. Completes complex tasks in creative and effective ways

Complexity & Problem Solving: Consistently works on complex assignments requiring independent action and a high degree of initiative to resolve issues. Makes recommendations for new procedures

Independence: Acts independently to determine methods and procedures on new assignments. Receives virtually no instruction on daily work

Interaction: Often acts as a facilitator and team leader. Capable of communicating complex fraud findings to senior management and external partners