Fraud Sales Engineer Intern

Fraud Analyst InternCompany: VALID Systems Location: Remote (US) — periodic in-person time at our Dallas or Fort Worth office Employment Type: Part-time, Internship (Paid) Duration: One semester or summer (10–12 weeks), option to extendAbout VALID SystemsOur customers are bank and credit union risk and fraud leaders — people who trust real fraud expertise, not a polished pitch. We're building a Fraud Analyst Intern program that develops that expertise from the ground up, with a genuine (non-guaranteed) pathway toward an Associate Sales Engineer role.What You'll DoLearn core fraud typologies: check fraud, ACH fraud, account takeover, synthetic identity, deposit fraudTrack industry fraud trends and regulatory shifts, and turn them into internal briefsBuild fraud-loss case studies and data storytelling that support real sales conversationsRun outbound sales sequences and help set qualified meetingsShadow select client calls alongside our sales and fraud SME teamGet exposure to fraud-specific certifications (ACFE, plus we're evaluating ABA and Westpay options)What We're Looking ForDegree track or coursework in Criminal Justice, Finance, Risk Management, Data/Business Analytics, or Economics — or equivalent hands-on experience in banking/financial servicesNo prior fraud experience required — curiosity and follow-through matter more than a finished résuméEager, a little scrappy, and learns by doing rather than just shadowingComfortable using tools like Claude/GPT to enhance your own workCompensation & StructurePay: $15/hr base stipend, plus $100 for each qualified meeting you help generateHours: Part-time, roughly 10–20 hrs/weekLocation: Remote-first, with periodic in-person time at our Dallas or Fort Worth officeEarly milestone: At least one qualified meeting set within the first 90 days, with support along the wayPath forward: At the 6-month/end-of-internship mark, if it's a fit on both sides, we'll discuss a path to Associate Sales Engineer — not guaranteed, but a real option we're building this program aroundHow to ApplySend your résumé and a short note on why fraud/risk work interests you. We keep the process simple: one or two conversations to get to know you and talk through the role in more depth.