Location: Dublin
Contract: Until 30 June 2026
Salary: Market rate, dependent on experience
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced KYC Analyst to join a leading international financial services organisation on a fixed-term contract. The successful candidate will provide support to the Group Client KYC team, focusing on customer due diligence, client risk assessment, and other first line of defence (LOD) AML/KYC activities across EU markets.
Perform customer due diligence and client risk scoring for new and existing clients.
Review and update AML/KYC documentation as part of ongoing remediation and refresh activities.
Ensure all processes and controls adhere to internal audit and regulatory timelines.
Monitor and report on file progress, including completion status, outstanding items, and action plans.
Provide proactive support to internal stakeholders and client-facing teams regarding KYC/AML queries.
Share knowledge and feedback to enhance process quality and client experience.
Assist in the implementation of departmental projects and continuous improvement initiatives.
Fluent Dutch speaker (business level required).
Proven experience in AML/KYC within financial services.
Basic understanding of client structures including corporates, funds, SPVs, and trusts.
Good working knowledge of European and Luxembourg AML/KYC regulatory frameworks.
Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage competing priorities.
Excellent communication skills in English, both written and verbal.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.
Ideally working towards or holding a relevant qualification (e.g. ACAMS, Compliance or Financial Crime Certificate/Diploma).
Organised, methodical, and detail-oriented.
Strong interpersonal skills with a collaborative approach.
Self-motivated, flexible, and eager to learn.
Able to work independently while contributing to a wider team environment.
This role offers the opportunity to work within a global financial institution, gaining exposure to complex client structures and cross-border AML/KYC processes.