Thunes

Fraud Risk Manager

Thunes$120K — $150K *
Finance & Insurance
5 - 7 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • 5+ years of experience in fraud risk management in payments or financial services.
  • Strong knowledge of payment systems including cards and wallets.
  • Proven experience with real-time fraud detection systems.
  • Familiarity with various fraud types like account takeover and payment abuse.
  • Experience with fraud management tools such as Stripe Radar or Kount.
  • Ability to translate data insights into actionable fraud prevention strategies.
  • Strong communication and stakeholder management capabilities.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and manage the fraud risk program for payment flows.
  • Define fraud risk strategies aligned with business goals.
  • Implement fraud prevention methods for various payment types.
  • Optimize real-time fraud detection models and monitoring tools.
  • Oversee fraud investigation processes and case management.
  • Establish KPIs and performance reporting for fraud operations.
  • Serve as a fraud expert for B2B customers and internal teams.

Benefits

  • Collaborative work environment with cross-functional teams.
  • Opportunities to shape the fraud risk landscape for digital payments.
  • Access to advanced fraud detection tools and methodologies.
  • Professional growth in a high-impact, rapidly evolving industry.
Full Job Description
Role Context

We are seeking an experienced Fraud Risk Manager to lead the development and execution of our fraud prevention strategy. This role will own the design, implementation, and optimization of real time fraud controls, transaction monitoring, and operational fraud processes supporting both pay in and payout ecosystems in the digital economies, virtual worlds, and creator platforms.

The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in payments fraud, operations, and data driven decision making, with the ability to balance fraud mitigation, customer experience, and operational efficiency. This role will partner closely with Compliance, Product, Engineering, Operations, and external B2B customers to strengthen the overall fraud risk framework.
Key Responsibilities
Fraud Strategy & Program Development
  • Develop and maintain the enterprise fraud risk program across pay in and payout payment flows.
  • Define fraud risk appetite, control frameworks, and operational standards aligned with business objectives.
  • Establish fraud prevention and detection strategies for ACH, cards, wallets, wires, and alternative payment methods.
  • Design scalable fraud governance, escalation, and incident response procedures.
Real-Time Fraud Controls & Monitoring
  • Own configuration and optimization of real time fraud rules, velocity checks, behavioral monitoring, and transaction risk scoring.
  • Implement and refine fraud detection models using transaction data, user behavior, device intelligence, and external risk signals.
  • Monitor fraud trends, attack patterns, and emerging payment threats to proactively adjust controls.
  • Lead fraud tuning exercises to improve detection accuracy while minimizing false positives and customer friction.
Fraud Operations Management
  • Oversee fraud investigations, case management, and operational workflows across payment and payout channels.
  • Partner with operations teams to improve alert handling, queue management, and SLA performance.
  • Establish KPIs, reporting, and dashboards for fraud performance, operational efficiency, and loss trends.
  • Support dispute, chargeback, account takeover, synthetic identity, and payment abuse investigations.
B2B Customer Support & Advisory
  • Act as a fraud subject matter expert for B2B customers and internal stakeholders.
  • Support customer onboarding and ongoing fraud risk reviews for high-risk clients, payment flows, and use cases.
  • Provide recommendations to customers on fraud controls, transaction monitoring, and operational best practices.
  • Assist with escalations related to fraud events, suspicious activity, and payment abuse.
Cross-Functional Partnership
  • Collaborate with Product and Engineering teams to implement fraud tooling, integrations, and automation initiatives.
  • Partner with Compliance, AML, and Risk teams to ensure alignment between fraud controls and regulatory obligations.
  • Support vendor evaluations and management for fraud tools, KYC/KYB providers, and risk intelligence platforms.
  • Contribute to audits, regulatory inquiries, and internal control assessments related to fraud risk management.
Qualifications
  • 5+ years of experience in fraud risk management within payments, fintech, banking, or financial services.
  • Strong understanding of payment ecosystems including cards, ACH, wallets, and payout platforms.
  • Experience managing real time fraud monitoring systems and fraud decisioning tools.
  • Knowledge of account takeover, synthetic identity fraud, first party fraud, chargebacks, and payment abuse trends.
  • Experience with fraud vendors and tools such as Stripe Radar, Kount, Unit21, or similar platforms.
  • Ability to analyze transaction data and translate fraud insights into operational controls and strategic recommendations.
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
  • Experience building fraud processes in high growth or evolving operational environments is preferred.
Preferred Skills
  • Experience supporting B2B payment environments.
  • Experience with SQL, BI tools, or fraud analytics platforms.
  • Experience developing fraud metrics, dashboards, and executive reporting.

About Thunes

Thunes Mekaniske Værksted A/S, Thune for short, was a Norwegian manufacturing company that among other things built locomotives. The production facilities were last located at Skøyen. It traced its roots to a workshop founded by Anders Paulsen Thune in 1815 in Drammen. Anders Paulsen Thune was a blacksmith by profession. His son took over the enterprise, and in 1851 they moved to Christiania. By 1870 the production facilities were located in the street Ruseløkkveien. In 1871 Andreas Lauritz Thune, grandson of the founder, took over. The facilities were almost immediately moved to the nearby street Munkedamsveien. He started production of agricultural machinery and steam engines. Locomotive production began in the 1890s. Eventually, the locale in Munkedamsveien became too small for large-scale industrial production. Located in the centre of the city, it was difficult to expand. Instead, Thune bought the property Kjellebekk at Skøyen in Aker, a more rural municipality that surrounded Kristiania. In addition, Skøyen was served by a railway station. Thune moved to Skøyen in 1901, and all activity in Munkedamsveien was ceased by 1903. After moving to Skøyen, production of turbines was started.
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