The Pharmacist assumes responsibility for the pharmacotherapy outcomes of patients through knowledge and skills coupled with innovative technology and the packaging and distribution of medications.
Compensation
$115,700 - $150,500
Responsibilities
Serves as a point of contact for the patient, family, and healthcare providers to address medication-related problems.
Explains care plan options and the use, side effects, and contraindications of medications.
Ensures accurate, efficient, timely and compliant medication distribution and fulfillment for patients.
Plans, implements, and maintains procedures for assessing, compounding, packaging, and labeling medications.
Oversee Pharmacy Technicians to ensure appropriate medication reconciliation, physician order entry, and inventory management.
Requirements
Graduate from a pharmacy program accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) or a program outside the U.S. that qualifies
active license/registration in good standing with the state board of pharmacy
Lead communications for Plaid's fraud and risk products, writing and pitching stories, managing media relationships, and shaping messaging across channels.
Responsibilities
Own external messaging for Plaid's fraud and risk products
Lead fraud storytelling and thought leadership efforts across owned social channels and earned media, speaking, podcasts
Work with product marketing and product teams to develop integrated plans and cohesive messaging
Write blog posts, Q&As, LinkedIn content, and thought leadership pieces on fraud and risk topics
Pitch and manage relationships with reporters and influencers who cover fraud, identity, and financial security
Drive deal progression for Riskified's newer products on opportunities sourced by Account Executives and Account Managers, across new logos and the existing EMEA merchant base.
Responsibilities
Drive deal progression for Riskified's newer products
Partner with Account Executives and Account Managers to uncover merchant needs
Identify and qualify emerging use cases and new verticals
Deliver tailored demos and answer detailed questions from prospective and existing merchants
Design and run proofs of value and pilots for new products
Lead end-to-end oversight of digital authentication controls across supported Brokerage products and channels, ensuring fraud prevention and compliance.
Compensation
$115,000.00 - $150,000.00 annualized salary, offers to be determined based on experience, education and skill set.
Responsibilities
Lead end-to-end oversight of digital authentication controls across supported Brokerage products and channels
Assess and document the current authentication framework, including control design, customer journeys, dependencies, and known gaps
Monitor authentication health and performance to identify anomalies, adverse trends, control degradation, and out-of-pattern activity
Review fraud, scam, account takeover, and third-party loss cases to identify authentication defects or procedural gaps
Define authentication requirements and acceptance criteria for product changes, technology releases, network mandates, and control enhancements
Requirements
Bachelor's degree preferably in a quantitative or technical discipline such as mathematics, statistics, operations research, engineering, computer science, finance, or business
Lead and shape the vision, performance, and transformation of iA Financial Group’s financial crime programs, overseeing the Anti-Money Laundering and Fraud Prevention offices while acting as Deputy Chief Anti-Money Laundering Officer.
Locations (2)
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Responsibilities
Lead and mobilize two teams of specialized professionals, develop expertise, and build a recognized centre of expertise across the Group.
Define the multi-year vision, risk appetite, and investment priorities related to financial crime.
Lead iA Alerte by defining the vision, roadmap, and success criteria for an integrated financial crime detection capability aimed at enhancing detection tools through the integration of artificial intelligence.
Lead the Group’s AML-ATF governance by guiding the subsidiaries’ Chief Anti-Money Laundering Officers in applying Group standards, ensuring program consistency, and supporting their accountability.
Mobilize business sectors and coordinate investigations and remediation activities while ensuring rigorous and consistent practices.
Associate Director to help build and deliver our Financial Crime Transformation & Optimisation capability across banking, payments, asset management and other regulated financial services firms, focusing on AML, sanctions and fraud.
Responsibilities
Lead financial crime transformation and optimisation engagements across AML, sanctions and fraud.
Design and implement target operating models, processes, controls and governance arrangements.
Lead regulatory remediation programmes and responses to regulatory reviews, including skilled person work.
Assess financial crime operations to identify control weaknesses, duplication, unnecessary manual activity and opportunities for simplification or automation.
Help clients integrate financial crime technology, data and AI into their operating models while maintaining appropriate governance, auditability and human oversight.
Manager in Financial Crime Transformation & Optimisation team at Grant Thornton, leading workstreams across AML, sanctions, fraud and technology-driven change.
Responsibilities
Manage workstreams within financial crime transformation, remediation and optimisation programmes
Analyse existing operating models, processes, controls and workflows and identify areas for improvement
Design future-state processes, controls, governance and operating-model components
Support implementation of regulatory remediation and responses to regulatory reviews
Work across areas including KYC/CDD, transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, fraud prevention, investigations and case management