Conduct research on fraud in various sectors, review academic and news sources, identify fraud trends, and compile findings to support business initiatives.
Integra’s mission is to restore integrity to the financial system. Integra is looking for a research analyst to partner with quantitative analysts to develop and enhance existing methods for investigating fraud. This person will conduct research on a variety of topics related to fraud.
Responsibilities would include the following:
- Reviewing academic research and news articles related to financial, securities, cryptocurrency or health care fraud
- Identifying emerging areas of fraud based on review of news, social media and other sources
- Reviewing specific cases of fraud, including analysis of specific organizations, entities or institutions
- Gathering of publicly available data and information
- Compiling and summarizing research
- Other tasks to support Integra’s business
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.
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