Amazon Japan G. K.

Financial Services

SanctionsRiskSpecialist,DeniedPartyScreening

$7500–11000k ~AI est. Japan FULL TIME
The Brief

“Sanctions Risk Specialist, Denied Party Screening at Amazon Japan G. K.. Skills: Denied Party Screening, Risk investigations, Compliance. Investigate denied sanctions potential matches. Support various business units”

What You'll Achieve.

Accomplish production goals; Make determinations on customers; Make determinations on complex transactions; Make determinations on complex accounts; Mitigate risk

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Analytical skills; Problem-solving skills

Eligibility Requirements

Availability to work flexible schedule, Availability to work weekends

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's Degree, Fluency in Japanese language, 2+ years of experience, Analytical and problem-solving skills, Ability to make decisions, Maintain individual accountability, Ability to identify process improvement opportunities, Sense of accountability, Sound professional judgment, High levels of integrity, Discretion in handling confidential information

Nice to Have

Fluency in Chinese language, Experience with geographically distributed teams, CAMs certification, Working knowledge of U.S. laws and regulations

What You'll Do.

Investigate denied sanctions potential matches

Support various business units

Participate in customer due diligence

Assist in identifying gaps

Assist in identifying training opportunities

Assist with onboarding new hires

Assist with training new hires

Assist with mentoring new hires

Drive operational metrics reconciliation

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Operations Management Team; Investigators; Other operations team members

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