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Fraud & Investigations Manager

London
Posted about 13 hours ago
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About the role

This is a newly created position within JD Europe's International Compliance Department. You will investigate and resolve fraud matters affecting customers and the platform across UK and EU markets — including customer fraud, payment and e-banking fraud, account takeover, and related buying and refund abuse. You'll work closely with customer service, payments, product, and legal teams to reduce fraud exposure and improve how the business detects, investigates, and resolves fraud at scale.

What you'll do

  • Investigate and resolve fraud cases across UK and EU markets, including customer fraud, payment fraud, e-banking and buying fraud, account takeover, and refund abuse
  • Manage day-to-day fraud queues, triaging cases by risk and impact, and taking matters through to resolution
  • Partner with risk, audit, logistics, customer service, payments, and operations teams to handle escalated cases and improve first-line handling
  • Support the design and refinement of fraud policies and governance, controls, and detection thresholds in collaboration with product and risk teams
  • Track fraud patterns and typologies across markets, and flag emerging risks
  • Liaise with payment providers, card schemes, and banking partners on disputed transactions, chargebacks, and fraud claims
  • Support engagement with law enforcement and reporting bodies where matters warrant escalation
  • Maintain case records, investigation notes, and management reporting on fraud performance
  • Contribute to fraud awareness and training across the business

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What we're looking for

  • Experience investigating and resolving e-commerce fraud at a scaled online marketplace, retailer, or consumer-facing digital platform
  • Strong working knowledge of customer fraud, payment and e-banking fraud, account takeover, and refund abuse patterns
  • Familiarity with the UK and EU payments landscape, including chargeback processes, card scheme rules, and PSD2/SCA
  • Fluency in a second EU language, Spanish or Portuguese a strong advantage, with German, French, or Dutch also highly valued
  • Practical and organised, comfortable managing a caseload and taking matters through to resolution
  • Analytical, with the ability to spot patterns across cases and translate them into actionable intelligence
  • A confident communicator, comfortable working across customer service, payments, product, and legal teams
  • Discreet and dependable, with sound judgment when handling sensitive investigations
  • Comfortable working in an environment where processes and playbooks are still developing

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Why this role

JD Europe is scaling fast, and fraud is one of the most operationally significant risks facing any consumer-facing business at this level of growth. This role offers real breadth — spanning customer, payment, and platform fraud across UK and EU markets — and the chance to help shape how the business detects, investigates, and resolves fraud. For someone with a background in e-commerce fraud investigations who wants to move from executing at scale to helping shape a function, this is a genuine opportunity to make a visible impact.

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Skills

Fraud Investigation
E-commerce Fraud
Payment Fraud
Account Takeover
Refund Abuse
Chargeback Management
PSD2/SCA
Risk Management
Case Management
Analytical Thinking
Stakeholder Management
Compliance
Reporting
EU Payments Landscape
Multilingual Communication

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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