Remote Part-Time Cyber Fraud Analyst I

Outseer; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 30,000 - 34,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Laptop provided

Remote work

In-person meetings twice a year

Job summary

Outseer is seeking part-time Analysts to join the Anti-Fraud Command Center (AFCC). The role is 19 hours per week, Fridays and Saturdays, with rotating day/night shifts. Although remote, you must attend in-person meetings at our Lafayette, IN office twice a year.

You will help detect and mitigate fraud, analyze trends, conduct forensics, and coordinate with a global customer network. We provide comprehensive training and ongoing support for those with a cybersecurity interest who are driven to

Qualifications

• Very strong interpersonal & communication skills.
• Independent, self-starter with a passion for hunting.
• Positive and proactive, can-and-will-do, team player attitude.
• Motivated, fast learner.
• Fraud and cyber background—an advantage.
• Technical orientation.
• Applicants must have stable internet access; a laptop will be provided.

Responsibilities

• Detect and mitigate fraudulent attacks from various types, including Phishing, Mobile Apps etc.
• Analyze and understand new fraud trends, patterns and techniques
• Perform forensics analysis and research
• Shut down fraudulent websites
• Communicate with our global network of customers to update on analysis conclusions as well as attack status

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Self-starter

Team player

Fast learner

Technical orientation

Fraud/cyber background

Job description

Outseer is seeking part-time Analysts to join the Anti-Fraud Command Center (AFCC). The role is 19 hours per week, Fridays and Saturdays, with rotating day/night shifts. Although remote, you must attend in-person meetings at our Lafayette, IN office twice a year.

You will help detect and mitigate fraud, analyze trends, conduct forensics, and coordinate with a global customer network. We provide comprehensive training and ongoing support for those with a cybersecurity interest who are driven to