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Founded in 2008 and formerly known as AirBed & Breakfast, Inc., Airbnb is a global marketplace connecting travelers with hosts who offer unique accommodations, ranging from private rooms to entire homes. It operates a massive digital platform for booking stays, experiences, and travel services worldwide.
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As the Lead of the Fraud Investigations Team within Airbnb’s AirCover division, you will oversee a team dedicated to safeguarding the integrity of the platform by identifying and mitigating fraudulent claims. Your day-to-day responsibilities include leading investigations, collaborating with cross-functional teams like Trust and Safety, and developing strategies to prevent fraud while maintaining a positive customer experience. You must have 5+ years in risk management, preferably in fintech or insurance, along with strong leadership skills to coach and mentor your team. Key skills include data analytics for identifying fraudulent patterns, presenting findings to senior management, and fostering a culture of fraud prevention across the organization. This role demands expertise in fraud investigations, metrics-based performance management, and the ability to work independently while managing competing priorities in a 24/7 environment.
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