Senior Compliance & Fraud Investigative Analyst
Liberty Mutual
Senior Compliance & Fraud Investigative Analyst
- ID
- 2026-74710
- Position Type
- Full-Time
- Job Grade
- 15
- Department
- 0317-05189 CENTRAL FRAUD HUB
- Market
- US Retail Markets
- Minimum Salary
- USD $83,000.00/Yr.
- Maximum Salary
- USD $157,000.00/Yr.
- Typical Starting Salary
- $97,000-$107,500
- Recruiter
- Reagan Olson
- Internal Application Deadline
- 03/06/2026
Description
Join Us in the Central Fraud Hub as a Senior Compliance & Fraud Investigative Analyst!
Are you ready to make a genuine impact, safeguarding our organization from fraud and misconduct? Step into a role where your expertise will drive real change and where your commitment to integrity is celebrated. We are searching for a dynamic Senior Compliance & Fraud Investigative Analyst to join our team — a dedicated professional who thrives in challenging environments and is passionate about upholding the highest ethical standards.
Role Expectations and Impact
Excellence in Investigation: You will independently conduct comprehensive and confidential investigations into highly complex allegations, including employee misconduct, fraud, vendor billing and conduct, and other complex cases.
Proactive Risk Assessment: You will plan, execute, and monitor proactive fraud risk reviews using advanced detection tools and data analysis, searching for anomalies and potentially fraudulent activity, and ensure a consistent cadence of reviews.
Leadership and Collaboration: As a Senior Investigator, you lead by example, modeling Integrity First. You will collaborate with investigative partners (Talent, Employee Relations, Global Compliance & Ethics, Global Internal Audit, Employment Legal Group, Finance/Treasury, Vendor Controls & Invoicing) and law enforcement when necessary. You will partner with Data Analytics to design and refine cutting-edge detection strategies.
Communication and Reporting: Prepare detailed, fact-based reports, clearly communicating findings and recommendations to management and compliance, including solutions to mitigate risk.
Continuous Improvement: Lead ongoing enhancements to investigative processes and tools, driving better outcomes and stronger fraud prevention.
Leverage advanced tools and technology including AI/GPT (with governance and human oversight) to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct high-level investigations into complex and confidential cases involving fraud, misconduct, and impropriety.
- Identify and monitor high-risk areas; open new investigations as risk is detected.
- Partner with Data Analytics to design review attributes, extract and analyze data, and continuously improve reporting accuracy.
- Notify management and compliance of process gaps and control weaknesses, offering actionable risk-mitigation solutions.
- Provide subject-matter expertise in the use of investigative tools, including data extraction/analysis software and employee monitoring systems.
- Develop and maintain fraud prevention procedures and data accuracy programs across Distribution, Internal Agency, Underwriting, Finance, and Claims.
- Support, train, and mentor junior Compliance Analysts, fostering skill development and leadership.
- Coordinate evidence collection and provide court testimony when necessary.
- Conduct formal interviews with subjects while ensuring legal and company procedures are strictly followed.
- Lead or support departmental meetings, onboarding, and special management requests.
- Deliver fraud awareness and training initiatives across the organization, creating awareness and promoting prevention, controls, and detection.
Requirements
- Claims fraud investigation experience required; internal investigation experience preferred.
- Claims handling experience and proven Property technical expertise is essential.
- Detail-oriented, flexible, collaborates effectively with others, and self-motivated with unwavering integrity.
- Remote position; candidates within 50 miles of hub locations (Boston, Plano, Portsmouth) must report to the office twice per week.
Qualifications
- Bachelor`s Degree in a Business or Criminal Justice field, or equivalent training
- Certified Fraud Examiner designation is preferred
- 5-7 years related work experience in an investigation capacity required
- Related experience in Distribution, Sales, Underwriting, Finance, Treasury or Claims experience is preferred
- Experience must be related to the focus of the posted role
- Displays strong research, problem solving, analytical, critical thinking, influencing, relationship management, and presentation skills
- Solid ability to support change and impart value within an organization
- Solid project management skills as part of implementing business process changes
- Strong negotiation and influencing skills
- Ability to perform in an automated audit environment
- Formal Interview skills required
- Some travel may be required with little or no notice
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