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Mercor seeks a remote contract AML analyst to complete self-contained case exercises that mirror real work and produce draft client deliverables.
You will adjudicate transaction alerts, review KYC packets, resolve UBO structures, assess sanctions hits, and triage supervisory queues. The role is ~15 hours/week with pay at $75–$100 per hour based on experience.
We're building a high-quality library of realistic financial-crime and KYC analyst work products. You'll complete self-contained case exercises from mock files (no live-system or client-data access) and produce the analyst deliverable for each — the same work you'd do on the job, graded against a rubric. Every client-style output ends as a draft.
Adjudicate transaction-monitoring alerts from an alert packet + KYC/CDD profile + transaction history; document the disposition and draft the SAR narrative where warranted.
Review client onboarding / KYC packets for completeness and cross-document discrepancies; produce the remediation list.
Resolve multi-layer beneficial-ownership structures and apply 10%/25% UBO thresholds.
Adjudicate sanctions and adverse-media hits (true match / false positive / elevate) with a short rationale each.
Triage supervisory alert queues; adjudicate card fraud & disputes; assess flagged communications against trade records.
3+ years hands-on in AML / financial-crime, KYC/CDD, sanctions screening, fraud/disputes, or transaction surveillance at a bank, fintech, payments company, or MSB.
Working knowledge of FinCEN / FATF / OFAC frameworks and SAR / CDD documentation standards.
Clear, defensible written rationales.
A timed exercise: a mock alert packet → disposition + SAR narrative; a KYC packet → discrepancy & remediation list; a batch of sanctions hits → adjudication with rationale.
Contract, hourly (~15 hrs/week), remote, US-based. Pay $75-100/hr based on experience.