About the Job
Bridge, acquired by Stripe in 2025 and operating as a Stripe subsidiary, is a stablecoin-powered payments platform built to simplify global money movement.
The Financial Crime, Compliance and Risk Oversight (FinCRO) Investigations Management team provides second-line-of-defence (2LoD) financial crime risk oversight and coordinates casework across Stripe’s EMEA region. The team manages user risk and synthesises investigative information into decision-ready analysis and ...
We are looking for a financial crime professional with Luxembourg- and EU-specific experience to join the EMEA Investigations Management team. Based in Luxembourg, you will focus primarily on Bridge Building S.A. while also supporting Stripe’s broader investigations work.
Key Responsibilities
As an Investigator on the EMEA Investigations Management team, you will:
Review high-risk investigative casework and provide 2LoD oversight across a wide variety of financial crime risk types
Prepare and submit Luxembourg Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs) to the Cellule de renseignement financier (CRF) for Bridge Building S.A., working closely with the MLRO and in line with established governance
Oversee local customer risk decisions for Bridge Building S.A., including matters escalated through country- or entity-specific risk management forums, in close partnership with the MLRO and Investigations Leads
Review high-risk sanctions investigations, such as potential matches against relevant regional lists, and handle related submissions
Use and evolve AI and agentic tools to enhance casework research and analysis, surface actionable intelligence, and improve investigative workflows while applying expert judgement and maintaining human oversight of risk decisions and regulatory filings
Assess casework to produce clear investigative analyses, intelligence briefs, and other decision-ready outputs that identify threats, support reporting workstreams, and inform MLROs, RCOs, and other stakeholders
Identify potential control gaps through casework analysis and recommend solutions to mitigate financial crime risks across the programme and in individual cases
Serve as a point of contact for investigation-related inquiries from law enforcement and FIUs, financial partners, auditors, and other external stakeholders
Demonstrate sound judgement and the ability to navigate complex, high-risk cases where the correct decision may not be immediately clear
Required Skills & Abilities
3+ years of experience in investigative roles within financial crime, AML, risk, intelligence research, or a related field
Fluency in English and French
Demonstrated experience preparing regulatory disclosures, including direct experience with Luxembourg STR filings and goAML
A deep understanding of financial technologies, including payments, cryptocurrency, stablecoins, and Banking-as-a-Service products
Strong knowledge of Luxembourg and EU AML, terrorist financing, and sanctions regulations
Stakeholder management skills, including the ability to work effectively with MLROs and communicate complex risk decisions clearly
Excellent research and writing skills and the ability to produce concise, decision-ready investigative outputs
The ability to synthesise large amounts of information, including transaction data, using tools such as SQL, Excel, and AI
The ability to work efficiently and independently in a fast-paced environment
The ability to handle sensitive matters with discretion
ACAMS or a similar professional certification
Familiarity with macOS and Google products
Technical curiosity and an interest in evolving financial crime compliance trends
Qualifications
Experience:
3 years experience
