Lead Data Scientist - AML

Wise

📍 London, GB On-Site 💰 £90,500 - £127,000/yr ⏳ 3h ago
AI assistant

Job Description

About the Role: 

In the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Risk team we are developing systems which are a mixture of unsupervised and supervised learning, with GenAI to detect and mitigate Financial Crime on a global scale. You will be working on cutting-edge technology to sustainably support Wise’s growing customer, transaction and product space.

 

Here’s how you’ll be contributing:

  • AML Risk Detection System Development

    • Developing efficient and effective AML detection controls using a mixture of unsupervised, semi-supervised and supervised learning with GenAI

    • Creating frameworks to prove controls coverage at a regional level

    • Developing technologies to serve Wise’s diverse international user base

  • Working in Cross-Functional Teams

    • Working across functions to own and solve AML related problems at a global scale

    • Mentoring more junior members of the team on technical and non-technical skillsets

  • Performance Testing and Optimisation

    • Evaluating our AML systems against internal and external benchmarks

    • Developing decisioning layers to find optimal trade-offs between precision and recall

    • Providing data-driven insights on potential outcomes under various scenarios

  • Operational Process Development

    • Collaborating with operational teams to refine processes, ensuring effective feedback integration into our automation systems

    • Designing and managing projects that utilise excess operational capacity, such as manual data labelling for model improvement

    • Creating systems which provide in-depth insight to investigators on red flags and typologies present on profiles/transactions

  • Deployment and Implementation

    • Packaging algorithms into deployable libraries/objects and transitioning them from staging to production environments

    • Implementing and maintaining scheduled processes for data gathering and model retraining using automated pipelines

    • Maintaining production-grade Python services