Fraud Data Analyst/Cybersecurity Developer

Position Overview

Neos is seeking a Fraud Data Analyst/Cybersecurity Developer for a long-term contract with our client in Austin, Texas. This is an ONSITE role (candidates in Austin, TX area only) with a possibility to work a hybrid schedule. Note: TRS’ remote work policy may be guided by legislation mandated by the Texas Legislature and, if granted, a remote/hybrid schedule is not guaranteed. Please respond directly via the "apply" link with your resume and contact details.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform queries and generate reports to analyze fraud trends leveraging security and fraud analysis tools.
• Maintain a code library to ensure continued performance and effectiveness of fraud detection tools.
• Create, track, and analyze detailed analytic metrics packages for senior-level management.
• Collect, process, preserve, and analyze digital evidence to support fraud investigations.
• Respond to crises or urgent situations by mitigating immediate and potential threats using appropriate strategies.
• Conduct fraud risk analysis, including threat, vulnerability, and probability assessments, and recommend mitigation strategies.
• Read, interpret, and execute simple scripts on Windows and UNIX systems for automating tasks and processing data.
• Assess and monitor fraud events related to system implementations and testing practices.
• Perform event correlation using information gathered from various enterprise sources to determine the effectiveness of observed fraud events.
• Assist with reviewing and improving policies related to fraud risk.

Required Qualifications

• Minimum of two (2) years of full-time experience in programming, fraud analysis, fraud prevention, IT business analysis, or related IT fields.
• One (1) year of required experience may be substituted for a bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Information Security, or a related technical field.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience in related fields may be concurrent.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with fraud decision engines.
• Proficiency in data analysis using modeling and statistical algorithms with tools such as R, Python, Power BI, SQL, or SAS.
• Familiarity with security monitoring tools, network and web assessment tools, and scripting languages.
• Understanding of risk management frameworks as they pertain to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
• Relevant security certifications such as Systems Security Certified Professional (SSCP), Security+, or similar.
• Fraud-related certifications like Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) or equivalent.

Benefits & Perks

• Long-term contract opportunity.
• ONSITE position at TRS Information Security Office.
• 40 hours per week (Monday through Friday).
• Possibility of a hybrid schedule (subject to legislative guidelines).
• Location: 1900 Aldridge Street, Suite 145, Austin, TX 78723.