Early-Career Financial Crime Consultant | Flexible Hours

EY; Diegem; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company car

Health insurance

Pension plan

Meal vouchers

Eco vouchers

Flex plan

Hybrid work

Job summary

EY Consulting in Belgium seeks a Financial Crime consultant to execute AML investigations, KYC reviews, and risk assessments for clients in the financial sector. You will deliver assessments, transformations and assurance solutions while supporting business performance and governance improvements.

Role requires Bachelor/Master degrees, fluency in English, Dutch and French, and strong analytical skills. Flexibility for January or September 2027 start; hybrid work is available.

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master degree in a relevant field (e.g: Business Economics, Business Management, Criminology, Finance, Accounting…).
• Excellent knowledge of business English, and fluency in Dutch and French.
• Strong team spirit, balanced by a healthy sense of autonomy.
• Excellent analytical skills, conceptual thinking and pragmatic approach.
• Eager to learn more about the Financial Services market in Belgium and beyond.
• Available to start in January or September 2027.

Responsibilities

• Develop strong working relationships with client (process owner/functional heads).
• Demonstrate an application & solution-based approach to problem solving technique.
• Assist Managers in developing new methodologies and internal initiatives.
• Attention to detail, determine that the work delivered is of high quality.
• Showing commitment, bringing energy and initiative.

Skills

Business English

Dutch fluency

French fluency

Analytical thinking

Autonomy

Team work

Education

Bachelor/Master degree

Job description

EY Consulting in Belgium seeks a Financial Crime consultant to execute AML investigations, KYC reviews, and risk assessments for clients in the financial sector. You will deliver assessments, transformations and assurance solutions while supporting business performance and governance improvements.

Role requires Bachelor/Master degrees, fluency in English, Dutch and French, and strong analytical skills. Flexibility for January or September 2027 start; hybrid work is available.