AML and Sanctions- AI Engineer- Manager
pwcWashington (DC)
AML and Sanctions- AI Engineer- Manager
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pwcWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As an AI Engineer in AML and Sanctions, you will apply data analytics to deliver strategic insights for clients within our Risk & Regulatory practice. You will lead and mentor teams to deliver data-driven solutions that improve performance and compliance. Your work will blend technology, risk management, and client collaboration to drive competitive advantage. This role offers an opportunity to shape risk analytics, scale AI-enabled delivery, and uphold professional standards in a dynamic environment. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities:
Lead development and deployment of data-driven solutions to optimize client performance Guide analytics initiatives through strategic planning and execution Apply advanced analytics to generate strategic insights for clients Build and maintain stakeholder relationships to address data challenges Develop scalable data visualization and analytics solutions Promote innovative technologies and best practices across analytics teams Validate data integrity, security, and regulatory compliance within analytics frameworks Identify opportunities to optimize data usage and improve client outcomes Mentor team members to leverage strengths and manage performance Analyze interactions between system components to enhance delivery
Key requirements:
Bachelor degree 5+ years of experience Leadership and people management Stakeholder communication Mentoring and coaching Python data analytics tools Business Intelligence Development Studio
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