Anti-money laundering (AML) Reporting Analyst

Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC); Edmonton; On-site; CAD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) is seeking an AML Reporting Analyst to support regulatory compliance for Alberta's regulated iGaming market. You will review operator data, validate information, and prepare regulatory reports under PCMLTFA with delegated authority.

You will collaborate with risk, legal, operations and technology to strengthen AML/ATF reporting controls and ensure audit-ready records. A detail-oriented, analytical professional with AML expertise will thrive in this role.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level degree in a relevant discipline; AML/ATF knowledge is essential.
• Professional AML designation (CAMS) is a plus; equivalent experience considered.
• Experience in regulatory reporting and financial crime investigations is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, validate, submit, amend and track regulatory reports under PCMLTFA and regs.
• Review suspicious referrals and prepare recommendations for escalation and reporting.
• Analyze transaction data to identify trends and compliance issues; escalate as needed.
• Support audits, regulatory examinations, and documentation packages.
• Collaborate with operations, risk, legal and technology to ensure accurate reporting.

Skills

AML/ATF knowledge

Data analysis

Regulatory reporting

Investigation & risk assessment

Stakeholder collaboration

Attention to detail

Education

University degree in Analytics, Law, Finance, Criminology, or related

CAMS or equivalent designation (asset)

Tools

SQL

Excel

RegTech/regulatory reporting platforms

Job description

AiGC is seeking an AML Reporting Analyst to support the integrity and regulatory compliance of Alberta's regulated iGaming market. Reporting to the Manager, AML Risk Analysis & Reporting, this position supports AiGC's obligations under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA) and associated Regulations through regulatory reporting, transaction analysis, and validation of information received from iGaming operators.

In this role, you will review and validate operator-submitted information, assess transaction activity and potential compliance risks, and prepare, verify, and submit regulatory reports in accordance with established procedures and delegated authorities. You will also identify reporting gaps, data-quality concerns, and matters requiring escalation while maintaining accurate, complete, and audit-ready records.

Working collaboratively with teams across operations, compliance, risk, legal, and technology, you will support operator oversight, regulatory examinations, risk assessments, and continuous improvement of AiGC's AML/ATF reporting processes and controls.

Who You Are?

You are a detail-oriented and analytical professional with a strong understanding of anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing requirements. You bring sound judgment, investigative curiosity, and the ability to interpret complex information, identify potential risks, and translate findings into clear, accurate, and defensible reporting.

You thrive in an environment where accuracy, accountability, and confidentiality are essential. You are comfortable working with complex datasets, navigating regulatory requirements, and collaborating with diverse stakeholders to resolve issues and improve processes. With a proactive approach to problem-solving and a commitment to continuous improvement, you are motivated by the opportunity to contribute to the integrity and transparency of Alberta's evolving regulated iGaming market.

About the Role

Regulatory Reporting

• Prepare, validate, submit, amend and track regulatory reports required under PCMLTFA and associated Regulations, in accordance with delegated authority, internal procedures and prescribed timelines.
• Review operator-submitted suspicious transaction referrals and supporting documentation and prepare documented recommendation for escalation and reporting consideration.
• Review aggregate player and transaction information across operators and reporting channels to identify linked activity, cumulative thresholds, duplicate records and potential reporting gaps.
• Act as an authorized FINTRAC Verification and Submission Officer, as designated, supporting the accurate and timely submission of regulatory reports within delegated authority.
• Document reporting assessments and recommendations, including the rationale for submission, non-submission, amendment or escalation, in accordance with approved procedures and decision-making authorities

Data Collection and Validation

• Collect, reconcile, and validate transaction and player data from internal systems, third-party platforms, and operational teams to support regulatory reporting obligations.
• Identify data gaps, anomalies, or inconsistencies; undertake investigative follow-up with operators and internal stakeholders to resolve issues in a timely and documented manner.
• Analyze transaction data to identify trends, emerging risks, and potential AML/ATF compliance issues, escalating material concerns in accordance with internal escalation frameworks.

Compliance Support

• Support internal audits, independent reviews, and regulatory examinations relating to AML/ATF reporting, including preparation of documentation, evidence packages, and formal responses.
• Assist in the development and continuous improvement of internal reporting tools, controls, and processes to strengthen compliance outcomes and reduce operational risk.
• Research and summarize changes to AML/ATF legislation, regulations, FINTRAC guidance and relevant industry practices and identify potential impacts for management consideration.

Collaboration and Communication

• Work collaboratively with teams across operations, compliance, risk, legal, and technology to ensure accurate, timely, and consistent regulatory reporting.
• Support responses to regulatory, audit and law enforcement information requests under the direction of AML management and in accordance with approved disclosure protocols.
• Develop subject-matter expertise in assigned areas and provide operational guidance consistent with approved policies and procedures.

Qualifications

Education

• University degree in Analytics, Law, Finance, Criminology, Business Administration, or a related discipline.
• Professional designation in Anti-Money Laundering, such as Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) or equivalent, is considered an asset.

Experience

• Minimum three (3) years of relevant experience in AML/ATF compliance, financial crime investigations, transaction monitoring, gaming compliance, or a related field.
• Experience preparing regulatory reports, analyzing financial transactions, and maintaining accurate compliance documentation.
• Experience working with complex datasets, identifying discrepancies, and supporting investigative or regulatory reporting activities.
• Experience within the gaming industry, including casino gaming or sports wagering, is considered an asset.

Technical Skills and Knowledge

• Working knowledge of the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA), associated Regulations, FINTRAC guidance, and Canadian AML/ATF reporting requirements.
• Strong analytical and investigative skills, including the ability to identify transaction patterns, reporting discrepancies, and emerging compliance risks.
• Ability to interpret and apply regulatory requirements, organizational policies, and established procedures.
• Proficiency in working with complex datasets, regulatory reporting systems, and analytical tools.
• Excellent written communication skills, including the ability to prepare clear, accurate, and defensible regulatory documentation.
• Strong attention to detail, with the ability to manage sensitive information and maintain complete, accurate, and audit-ready records.
• Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities, exercise sound judgment, and collaborate effectively with internal and external stakeholders.

Why Join AiGC?

Be part of a dynamic, forward-looking organization shaping the future of iGaming in Alberta. At AiGC, you will:

• Shape how Alberta’s iGaming market operates by stewarding fair, transparent, and effective operating relationships.
• Lead a high-impact team at the centre of market enablement and public accountability.
• Work with a collaborative executive team committed to innovation, integrity, and responsible gaming.
• Competitive compensation and opportunities for professional development.