Senior Analytics Consultant

About this role:
Wells Fargo is seeking a fraud analyst
In this role, you will:

• Identify and investigate first-party fraud behaviors, including deliberate non-payment, bust-out, and misuse of credit lines
  Detect and monitor payment float patterns (e.g., strategic repayments, credit cycling, temporary balance cover to evade delinquency classification)
  Analyze customer transaction and repayment behavior to distinguish between genuine liquidity issues and intentional abuse
  Develop and refine rule-based strategies and controls to detect and prevent first-party fraud
  Perform segmentation analysis to identify high-risk cohorts based on behavioral, transactional, and repayment signals
  Conduct root cause analysis on fraud losses and recommend changes
  Partner with credit risk, collections, and underwriting teams to align fraud strategies across the customer lifecycle
  Monitor key performance metrics such as roll rates, early delinquency, credit cycling, and fraud loss rates
  Support development and enhancement of fraud detection models and early warning indicators
  Ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and internal policies
  Required Qualifications:
  Degree in Finance, Economics, Statistics, Engineering, or a related field
  5+ years of experience in fraud risk, credit risk, or payments analytics
  Strong understanding of first-party fraud typologies (bust-out, credit abuse, payment manipulation, synthetic behavior at account level)
  Good grasp of payment behavior dynamics and delinquency triggers
  Proficiency in SQL and Excel; experience with Python/R is a plus
  Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with attention to detail
  Ability to differentiate between credit risk and fraud intent signals
  Effective communication skills and stakeholder management

Posting End Date:
4 Sep 2026
*Job posting may come down early due to volume of applicants.
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