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Analyze telecom data from CDRs, SIP logs, SBC telemetry, routing systems, firewalls, DNS, SIEM platforms, fraud systems, and operational databases. * Support and troubleshoot software applications ...

Carrier Voice Engineer

Albany, NY · On-site

$75 - $95/hr

Analyze telecom data from CDRs, SIP logs, SBC telemetry, routing systems, firewalls, DNS, SIEM platforms, fraud systems, and operational databases. * Support and troubleshoot software applications ...

Analyze telecom data from CDRs, SIP logs, SBC telemetry, routing systems, firewalls, DNS, SIEM platforms, fraud systems, and operational databases. * Support and troubleshoot software applications ...

Analyze telecom data from CDRs, SIP logs, SBC telemetry, routing systems, firewalls, DNS, SIEM platforms, fraud systems, and operational databases. * Support and troubleshoot software applications ...

Analyze telecom data from CDRs, SIP logs, SBC telemetry, routing systems, firewalls, DNS, SIEM platforms, fraud systems, and operational databases. * Support and troubleshoot software applications ...

Analyze telecom data from CDRs, SIP logs, SBC telemetry, routing systems, firewalls, DNS, SIEM platforms, fraud systems, and operational databases. * Support and troubleshoot software applications ...

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How much do telecom fraud analyst jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for telecom fraud analyst in the United States is $38.63, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $25.96 and $48.32 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a telecom fraud analyst?

A Telecom Fraud Analyst is responsible for detecting, analyzing, and preventing fraudulent activities within a telecommunications network. They monitor call patterns, data usage, and account activities to identify suspicious behavior. Using fraud detection tools and analytics, they investigate anomalies and work closely with other teams to mitigate risks. Their role helps telecom companies minimize financial losses and protect customers from fraud schemes.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a telecom fraud analyst?

To thrive as a Telecom Fraud Analyst, you need strong analytical skills, industry-specific knowledge of telecommunications systems, and typically a bachelor’s degree in a related field such as information security or computer science. Experience with fraud management systems, data analytics tools, and certifications such as CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner) are often highly valued. Attention to detail, investigative curiosity, and effective communication are soft skills that set top performers apart. These abilities are crucial to accurately identify and prevent fraudulent activities, protect company assets, and effectively collaborate with cross-functional teams.

What are typical challenges faced by telecom fraud analysts, and how can they be addressed?

Telecom Fraud Analysts often encounter challenges such as rapidly evolving fraud techniques, high volumes of transaction data to analyze, and tight deadlines for incident response. Staying current with the latest threat trends and continuously updating skills through training are key ways to address these issues. Analysts also work closely with IT, security, and customer service teams, enabling effective collaboration on fraud investigations and prevention strategies. Maintaining strong organizational and critical thinking skills can help analysts prioritize cases and manage workload efficiently.

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Infographic showing various Telecom Fraud Analyst job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, and 11% Contract. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $80,350 per year, or $38.6 per hour.

Finance/Telecom Business System Analyst

Highbrow LLC

Atlanta, GA • On-site

$80 - $120/hr

Other

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Finance/Telecom Business System Analyst

Condition :- Need X T-Mobile Candidate

Employment Type :- W2

Duration :- Long Term

Onboard Timing: ASAP

Location: Kansas City, Dallas, TX or Atlanta, GA

Visa : Any Visa Applicable , H1B not allowed

Experience Requirements

  • Total Experience in Billing System (Ericsson, Amdocs)
  • Total Experience in Telecom Domain
  • Total Experience in Finance, Accounting
  • Total Experience in Risk Management (Credit, Fraud, Controls)

Description of Services

The Back Office Systems Enterprise Programs team provides support for back office teams (HR, Legal and Finance-related functions) on major Enterprise Programs and projects by working closely with stakeholders and technology teams to identify, evaluate and prioritize opportunities and develop a strategic approach to implementing change.

The resources will participate in large enterprise projects supporting one or more work streams and multiple business teams. They must have a wide variety of skills and strong communication to support activities such as gathering, developing and documenting stakeholder requirements (developing Initiatives/Features/Acceptance Criteria/User Stories), and collaborating closely with technology teams to ensure delivered solutions meet business needs. They must balance competing priorities and negotiate successful outcomes understood by stakeholders. They should be comfortable in both waterfall and agile development models.

The resources must quickly integrate and develop a clear understanding of the back office business teams, be self-motivated and resourceful, and have a strong aptitude for creative problem solving. This engagement requires the ability to understand financial-related work streams and drive successful implementation of requirements and process.

Knowledge, Skills, Experience and Qualifications

  • Relevant work experience in Finance, Accounting or Risk Management (Credit, Fraud, Controls) roles, project execution, or technology‑empowering business through robust technology improvements.
  • Solid understanding of ERP and/or financial systems, including the development, implementation, testing, and/or maintenance of a suite of accounting, credit, collections or fraud prevention systems.
  • Experience managing ambiguity and complexity in unstructured operating environments, while navigating larger, more structured environments.
  • History of balanced decisions about when more process is beneficial.
  • Experience and ability to show the transactional flow of multiple back office process areas, and the interest to learn more.
  • Experience in one or more SDLC methodologies, and ability to show how to work within the process.
  • High degree of creativity and innovation, with proven examples of applying knowledge, experience, and judgment to ambiguous problems.
  • Strong quantitative, analytical and problem solving skills.
  • Strong consensus building skills between business and technology partners.
  • Detail-oriented and belief that details matter greatly to the success of the solution.
  • Strong interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills.
  • Aptitude to see and think through complex end-to-end enterprise processes and system flows.

General Responsibilities and Skillset

  • Support new projects and programs – assessing impact to Back Office work streams and quickly assimilate the project knowledge and design direction.
  • Represent the Back Office organizations on projects and programs, working closely with and knowing when to involve the business SMEs.
  • Facilitate requirement sessions, provide requirements, provide guidance on creating appropriate requirements, and provide appropriate success criteria.
  • Participate in design sessions and review technical documentation.
  • Create, document, and approve User Acceptance Test cases, scenarios, and plans. Communicate testing needs with appropriate resources, and share results with work stream counterparts.
  • Provide recommendations on when to trade off functionality, and when not to trade off, and communicate to multiple audiences.
  • Communicate and provide options from the project for impacts to policies and procedures that impact accounting or risk management organizations.
  • Communicate regularly to business partners about the impacts of upcoming changes and project deadlines.
  • Manage risks, issues, and escalates as appropriate.
  • Create process flows for future Back Office and system processes, as well as training material for new systems.
  • Provide representation on financial and risk management processes, transactional flows, and policy and controls to the project.
  • Strong advocacy for back office business team needs.
  • Manage relationships and communications with process owners in back office.
  • Work with the project and program leadership to ensure delivery of the project requirements.
  • Ensure appropriate methods and procedures are in place for successful transition of the project to production operations.
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