Perform daily/periodic screening of customers, prospects, suppliers, partners, and other third parties against applicable sanctions lists using screening tools
Review, investigate, and validate potential matches
Escalate confirmed matches and support decision-making on appropriate actions
Manage stakeholder communication and reporting at all levels
Monitor and interpret applicable export control laws and regulations as part of the broader sanctions and trade compliance framework
Translate export control requirements into clear, pragmatic, and operationally implementable frameworks, ensuring consistent application across business activities
Perform ongoing monitoring of products, services, software, and technologies against applicable export control requirements
Support the development and maintenance of the country risk framework, including risk ratings and classification of jurisdictions
Monitor geopolitical developments and sanctions impacting country risk profiles
Provide guidance to business teams on engagement in high-risk jurisdictions
Monitor sanctions regimes and regulatory developments from key authorities (EU, UN, UK, US, and others as relevant)
Support monitoring of wider financial crime regulations (AML, sanctions, export controls)
Support ongoing updates of sanctions policies, procedures, and control frameworks
Integration of sanctions indicators into broader AML / Financial Crime control framework; Collaborate with other stakeholders to ensure that screening outcomes are reflected in customer, supplier, partner, and other third-party due diligence processes
Support investigation and case documentation for escalated financial crime matters by ensuring clear audit trails, rationale for decisions, evidence of screening results, and appropriate follow-up actions
Contribute to continuous improvement of financial crime-related policies, procedures, controls, and escalation criteria, with a specific focus on ensuring that sanctions and country risk controls are aligned with broader AML/CFT expectations
Act as a key contact point for sanctions-related queries from business, Legal, and Compliance teams
Provide practical guidance on sanctions risks in commercial decisions (e.g., onboarding, contracting)
Requirements
Master’s degree in Law, Business Administration, Economics, Finance, or a related field
Proven experience in sanctions screening, financial crime compliance, AML/CFT, or trade/export control compliance, preferably within an international organisation
Solid understanding of sanctions regimes (EU, UN, UK, US), export control frameworks, and broader financial crime regulations
Strong stakeholder management and communication skills; fluent in English (oral and written); knowledge of additional languages is considered a plus
Strong analytical and investigative skills, with attention to detail in reviewing alerts, conducting assessments, and documenting outcomes
Ability to manage high volumes of operational work (e.g. screening alerts) while maintaining quality, consistency, and auditability
Experience working with sanctions screening tools and data platforms is an asset
Strong organizational skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks, manage multiple activities, and meet deadlines in a dynamic environment
Experience working in an international and cross-border environment, preferably in the services industry
Proactive, hands-on, and solution-oriented mindset, with a strong sense of ownership and accountability
Ability to bridge legal/regulatory requirements and business operations, ensuring practical and scalable implementation
Willingness to continuously monitor regulatory developments and adapt approaches accordingly
Open to occasional travel within Europe, if required.