Jobs in Liberty Lake, WA

About the role

The Financial Crimes Technical Administrator manages and optimizes fraud prevention systems to protect STCU from financial crime. This role combines technical expertise with fraud risk insight to configure system rules, monitor transactions, and minimize losses while balancing false positives. Responsibilities include collaborating with vendors, implementing updates, and leveraging tools such as SQL and Python to adjust system parameters based on emerging fraud trends.

What you'll bring

• Build, administer, implement, and maintain fraud prevention system solutions that enable business growth and strategic initiatives by partnering with stakeholders and vendors to assess new products, configure controls and thresholds, evaluate ROI, and monitor performance for continuous improvement.
• Minimize fraud losses by proactively adapting fraud prevention strategies through serving as a subject matter expert in systemic fraud controls, rules, thresholds, analytics, and alerting capabilities
• independently implement rule and threshold changes in response to emerging fraud trends and communicate updates to stakeholders, business units, and vendors.
• Provide leadership and committees with timely, accurate insights by aggregating data from multiple sources, maintaining the Financial Crimes dashboard, and delivering comprehensive reporting to support informed decision-making.
• Associate’s degree in information systems, computer science, or a related field or equivalent relevant work experience required.
• At least one industry standard certifications related to fraud, data analytics, or rule writing required or completion within first year of employment.
• Minimum of three years’ work experience in fraud prevention and system administration required.
• Demonstrated experience in rule writing, PowerBI, Python and/or SQL required.
• Bachelor’s degree in a related field preferred.

Benefits