The Card Fraud Manager is responsible for supervising the operations of the fraud prevention program at the Credit Union, as it relates to card fraud. This includes the supervision of employees, tasks and projects within the Card Fraud Team, collaboratively with the Account Fraud Manager for the Fraud Prevention Department, and in accordance with the Credit Union's mission statement, values and strategic plan. This position assures that fraud situations, including claims and losses, are promptly and properly worked in compliance with the Credit Union's policies, procedures and guidelines. This position monitors department service levels while working on cross functional teams to develop and implement policies, strategies and processes for minimizing the risk of loss from fraud, abuse and compliance violations.
Work Location - This position is a hybrid working arrangement. Expectation is to be onsite a minimum of 1-3 days per week at our Headquarters in East Lansing, MI. The onsite requirement is to help foster relationships with other key leaders/managers and card fraud employees.
Schedule - Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm Eastern Standard Time; Additionally, having flexibility to support team/answer questions during standard branch hours as needed.
An offer of employment with MSU Federal Credit Union and affiliates is contingent upon the agreed work arrangement (onsite/hybrid/remote) and work location. MSU Federal Credit Union may or may not be able to accommodate temporary or permanent changes to work arrangements or allow employment outside the city and/or state of residency in which the new hire resides at the time of offered employment.
Compensation & Benefits:
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Level I
Senior Level
Job Requirements:
Level I
Senior Level
Competencies:
Core Competencies that must be demonstrated by all Credit Union employees include Communicate, Navigate Change & Evolve, Solve Problems & Make Decisions, Plan, Prioritize, and Achieve, and Collaborate.
Leadership Competencies must be demonstrated, be committed to, and be developed by all leaders, including Lead Self, Lead Others and Lead Outcomes.
Functional Competencies:
Digital Literacy
Adopts, effectively uses, and champions new technology. Understands and shares technological information used within the position.
Systems Knowledge
Demonstrates knowledge of financial services and fraud programs and applications, and successfully navigates these systems.
Time Management
Manages time and resources to ensure that work is completed efficiently.
Initiative
Takes proactive and prompt action to accomplish work goals. Takes action to achieve results beyond requirements
Change Management
Adjusts thinking and behavior to resiliently face change, and uses experience to fuel growth. Enables the process of change and transition while helping others deal with its effects. Displays self-awareness of their personal reaction to change and regulates their response. Acts as a change champion, communicating the why behind the change and aligning with organizational direction.
Data Analysis
Analyzes and draws insights from relevant data. Uses storytelling to effectively communicate insights and actionable, data-informed recommendations.
Resourcefulness
Creatively copes with difficult situations or unusual problems. Solves problems and achieves results in the face of obstacles and constraints.
Detail Oriented
Ensures information is complete and accurate. Adheres to processes as outlined. Follows up to ensure quality and completion of work.
Project Management
Demonstrates knowledge of project frameworks and their corresponding life cycles; project management concepts, tools, and best practices; project reporting standards; and project plan development.
Conflict Management
Works effectively through an antagonistic situation to minimize relationship damage and promote shared goals. Uses appropriate interpersonal methods to reduce tension or conflict and facilitate agreement.
Physical Demands and Work Environment:
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