Fraud Solutions Architect bei Amivero

Description

The Amivero Team

Amivero’s team of IT professionals delivers digital   services that elevate the federal government, whether national security or   improved government services. Our human-centered, data-driven approach is   focused on truly understanding the environment and the challenge, and   reimagining with our customer how outcomes can be achieved. 

Our team of technologists leverage modern, agile methods   to design and develop equitable, accessible, and innovative data and software   services that impact hundreds of millions of people. 

As a member of the Amivero team you will use your empathy   for a customer’s situation, your passion for service, your energy for   solutioning, and your bias towards action to bring modernization to very   important, mission-critical, and public service government IT systems.

Special Requirements

• US Citizenship required to obtain Public Trust
• Bachelor’s degree +10 years of experience

The Gist…

Our Fraud Solutions Architect is a mission-critical   subject matter expert (SME) who specializes in designing, communicating, and   implementing fraud mitigation strategies across partner agency integrations.   This role focuses on embedding fraud-prevention best practices into   high-visibility partner launches, specifically level 4 and level 5 identity   assurance implementations.

You will work directly with federal agency partners to   understand fraud-related needs, articulate agency capabilities, and recommend   tailored solutions that strengthen trust, security, and compliance. In   addition, this role bridges technical and strategic perspectives by creating   reusable guidance, playbooks, and training to ensure consistent, scalable   fraud prevention practices across the ecosystem.

What Your Day Might Include…

• Serve as the fraud subject matter expert (SME)   for Login.gov, advising agencies on authentication, identity proofing, and   fraud detection strategies.
• Translate complex fraud capabilities into   actionable implementation recommendations for agency interactions.
• Conduct specialized training sessions and   workshops to increase partner and internal understanding of fraud tools and   approaches.
• Act as the primary escalation point for   fraud-related questions during onboarding and post-launch support.
• Continuously assess and improve   fraud-prevention approaches by analyzing feedback, monitoring trends, and   recommending product enhancements.

Partner Engagement

• Lead daily interactions with agency partners   to align fraud prevention strategies with business and compliance needs.
• Collect, analyze, and synthesize partner   feedback on fraud-related challenges, providing input to the Fraud Team for   product roadmap planning.
• Conduct structured calls, workshops, and demos   with partners to explain fraud detection mechanisms, monitoring tools, and   mitigation strategies.
• Provide clear, actionable guidance to agencies   on adopting Login.gov’s fraud controls and evaluating trade-offs between   security, usability, and compliance.

Documentation & Communication

• Develop fraud-specific onboarding artifacts,   including step-by-step guides, technical integration documentation, and   process checklists.
• Create and maintain fraud playbooks, FAQs, and   best practices tailored to different assurance levels and agency use cases.
• Draft partner-facing talking points and   messaging to ensure consistency in how fraud capabilities are communicated.
• Produce decision-support documentation to   assist agencies in evaluating fraud-prevention options during solution   design.

Internal Collaboration

• Serve as a liaison between Partnerships and   the Fraud Team, ensuring that customer feedback informs product decisions.
• Provide internal training sessions to enhance   the Partnerships and Onboarding teams’ ability to speak confidently about   fraud capabilities.
• Develop and maintain internal documentation   repositories to support knowledge sharing across the organization.
• Work with engineering, security, and   compliance teams to ensure that recommended fraud solutions align with   federal standards, industry best practices, and product roadmap

Requirements

You’ll Bring These   Qualifications…

• Proven expertise in fraud prevention, identity proofing, or fraud detection systems within a digital or government services environment.
• Experience working with federal agency partners or large-scale enterprise clients.
• Strong ability to translate technical fraud capabilities into clear, actionable guidance for non-technical stakeholders.
• Excellent communication, facilitation, and relationship management skills.
• Ability to create structured documentation and deliver training/workshops on complex technical topics.

Preferred:

• Familiarity with NIST 800-63 guidelines, particularly IAL (Identity Assurance Levels) and AAL (Authenticator Assurance Levels).
• Background in fraud detection tools, anomaly detection, identity verification vendors, or authentication technologies.
• Experience with federal IT onboarding processes, FedRAMP, or other compliance frameworks.
• Strong analytical skills with the ability to synthesize partner needs and recommend scalable fraud solutions.

EOE/M/F/VET/DISABLED

All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws. Amivero complies with applicable state and local laws governing non-discrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities.