Description
CRED is an exclusive community for India's most trustworthy and creditworthy individuals, where members are rewarded for good financial behavior.
As a fraud analyst at CRED, you'll work at the intersection of data, technology, and fraud prevention to identify and prevent emerging fraud patterns across products.
Responsibilities
Fraud Detection & Analysis
- Analyse large datasets to identify unusual patterns, behaviors, and signals that could indicate emerging fraud.
- Investigate how fraudsters may be exploiting products, processes, or system vulnerabilities.
- Develop hypotheses, test them through data, and translate findings into practical fraud detection approaches.
Fraud Prevention & Problem Solving
- Work with data science and engineering to identify and close gaps in fraud detection and prevention.
- Identify new signals and approaches that can improve our ability to detect evolving fraud patterns.
- Build and iterate on detection logic and solutions as fraud patterns and attack methods change.
Cross-Functional Execution
- Partner with product and engineering teams across CRED to understand new product flows and identify potential fraud risks.
- Work closely with engineering to implement signals, controls, and other prevention mechanisms.
- Operate across different products and problem statements as fraud is a horizontal problem across CRED.
Continuous Learning
- Stay curious about how systems work and how they can be exploited.
- Learn continuously as new fraud patterns, technologies, and vulnerabilities emerge.
- Bring an adversarial / "hacker" mindset to problem solving, think beyond the obvious solution, and challenge existing assumptions.
Requirements
- Have 1–2 years of experience in data science, analytics, engineering, or a related technical role.
- Have strong SQL and analytical skills and are comfortable working with large datasets.
- Have good hands-on Python/coding experience.
- Have a basic understanding of data science/ML concepts such as features, models, and how models are deployed.
- Are highly curious and willing to learn, especially in ambiguous and unfamiliar problem spaces.
- Have an adversarial / hacker mindset.
- Are comfortable getting hands-on and working closely with engineering and product to take an idea from analysis to implementation.
- Have strong ownership and grit, and are comfortable operating with urgency when the problem demands it.
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