Graduate Research Assistant CrossBorder FinCrime Project; AY C91354

Overview

Working with Professor Moyara Ruehsen on data entry and analytics, and legal research on financial crime cases that illustrate cross-border cooperation or conflict.

This position is compensated at the Level C rate on the Midd student wage scale: $14.86 - $15.31 per hour.

• Organize a large data spreadsheet(s)
• Pull out key indicators from 1000 professional profiles
• Send out survey data
• Collect and analyze survey data
• Research legal literature to find most relevant financial crime cases
• Use PACER to pull up documents on identified cases
• Schedule interviews

• Knowledge of financial crime typologies and legal aspects of fincrime

• Data analytics skills

• Attention to detail

• Strong communication skills

• High E.Q. (for communicating with other professionals in the field)

• Excellent research skills

• Preference given to students in the Financial Crime specialization

• Strong time management skills

This position is remote. Hours are flexible and irregular, but not to exceed 15 hours/week.

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Student are not eligible to work remotely from International locations.

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