Carry out research by using databases, internet and public domain tools. Collating and organizing large volumes of information. Document review and analysis. Interrogation of open-source findings and identification of negative information or risk-relevant patterns. Analyzing, summarizing, and contextualizing complex allegations, disputes, and fact patterns relevant to financial crime compliance, including in challenging media landscapes. Acting as a Case Manager handling all steps of the preparation of an integrity due diligence report, including conducting investigative open-source research, report-writing, and finalization of reports. Assist other Case Managers in specific research or report-writing tasks. Communicate regularly with colleagues to inform of progress of case work, highlighting key issues where necessary. Organize case files, maintain accurate research records and record all billable costs. Provides additional research and administrative support to the team when requested.
Fluency in English and proficiency in another language. Degree Pursued: penultimate/final year Bachelor or Master degree; social sciences or linguistics are preferred but not required. Proven research and analytical skills. Advanced Microsoft Office skills including Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Awareness of sensitivities of working in a variety of cultural and political environments. Ability to communicate to Case Managers and colleagues with impact. Experience working with diverse teams.