Payment Fraud Operations Manager

Respond to real-time fraud attacks against the service using both internal and external tools, working on-call as required. Collaborate effectively cross-functionally throughout the organization (payments, product, customer service, finance, data science & analytics, and engineering) in the investigation and remediation of fraud patterns. Support core payments methods, such as cards, direct debit, wallets, and DCB, among others. Support proactive efforts to (a) measure and (b) mitigate fraud risk without negatively impacting core metrics and the broader customer experience. Interact with outside partners (e.g., fraud prevention providers, processors/acquires, card brands, issuers) to address issues while also aiming for medium to long-term solutions.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Payment Fraud Operations Manager in 5808 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028, USA is between $83,000 and $129,000 per year.

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