We are looking for an AML Compliance Analyst to support compliance quality review activities in Westerville, Ohio. This Long-term Contract position is ideal for someone who can interpret risk standards, apply sound judgment, and evaluate alert-handling decisions with a high level of accuracy. The role requires strong analytical thinking, careful documentation review, and the ability to assess complex financial activity in alignment with anti-money laundering expectations.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Review completed compliance alerts to determine whether prior closure decisions were appropriate under established risk standards, policies, and procedures.<br>• Conduct quality assessments of investigative work to confirm that case details are complete, accurate, and supported by relevant findings.<br>• Examine customer, account, and transaction information to identify whether available evidence was properly gathered and documented during alert reviews.<br>• Validate the inclusion and accuracy of key compliance records such as suspicious activity reporting details, currency transaction reporting information, and know-your-customer data.<br>• Analyze large volumes of information to identify gaps, inconsistencies, or missing elements that could affect investigative conclusions.<br>• Apply risk-based judgment when assessing alert outcomes and escalate concerns when documentation or rationale does not meet required standards.<br>• Maintain clear and organized review records that demonstrate the basis for quality decisions and support audit readiness.<br>• Partner with compliance and operations stakeholders to reinforce adherence to AML procedures and promote consistent review practices.
<p>We are looking for a detail-oriented Credit Analyst to support Letter of Credit activities for a private banking environment in Columbus, Ohio. This is a Long-term Contract position requiring regular, on-site participation during standard business hours, with additional time as needed to meet business demands. The role focuses on managing documentation, controls, and cross-functional coordination to ensure transactions are handled accurately, efficiently, and in line with regulatory and internal policy expectations.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Manage the end-to-end handling of standby letters of credit, including issuance, revisions, renewals, transfers, cancellations, drawings, and fee-related activities.</p><p>• Examine client-submitted forms and supporting materials to confirm completeness, accuracy, and alignment with policy, approval terms, and trade finance requirements.</p><p>• Verify collateral details, credit conditions, and facility approvals before transactions are released for processing.</p><p>• Work closely with relationship managers, credit partners, legal, compliance, operations, and trade finance teams to move requests forward within expected timelines.</p><p>• Apply internal risk standards and applicable trade regulations to each transaction while maintaining strong operational discipline and control adherence.</p><p>• Track work queues and service metrics to help ensure timely completion of requests without compromising quality.</p><p>• Research and resolve documentation issues, operational breaks, and client-facing questions by coordinating with the appropriate internal stakeholders.</p><p>• Maintain precise records across processing platforms and preserve complete documentation to support audit readiness and traceability.</p><p>• Assist with periodic reviews by monitoring expirations, renewals, collateral sufficiency, and outstanding documentation items.</p><p>• Contribute to process enhancements, standardization efforts, automation opportunities, and audit or regulatory review activities as needed.</p>