Fraud Analyst

Do you want to help combat economic crime and create insight through data, technology, and investigation? We are looking for an operational analyst who will contribute to the further development of our Norwegian analysis function and support the investigation department in the work against insurance fraud and other financial crime. The job is about finding relevant clues, verifying information, seeing connections, and communicating findings clearly. About the role As a Fraud Analyst & Intelligence Expert, you will have a central role in strengthening If's work in preventing and detecting insurance fraud and other irregularities in claim cases. You will work closely with our investigators in Norway, colleagues with the same role in the other Nordic countries, and other analysis environments across If. You will experience a high degree of freedom under responsibility. Your responsibilities will include: - Analysis of trends, patterns, and tendencies in claim data and investigation cases - Contribute to the further development of the analysis function in Norway, including methods and tools - Perform operational analyses and support investigators in complex investigation cases - OSINT work and information gathering in both individual cases and larger mappings, for example, preparing risk assessments You report directly to the head of Investigation Norway. We offer Even though we look for qualities and competence in you, we expect that you also place demands on us as your future employer. This is some of what we offer you who work with us: - An inclusive and good working environment - A strong and engaged professional environment with high competence - Career and development opportunities in the Nordics' largest insurance company - Very good personal insurance, as well as high pension savings - Possibility for home office when needed - A health-promoting workplace with training facilities at the office and 1 training-free hour per week, as well as an active company sports club, both socially and sportingly About the department You will become part of If's investigation department in Norway – a specialized environment with high professional competence and a clear social mission. The department works to reduce unjustified payments and protect honest customers by ensuring good decision bases in claim cases. As part of a larger analysis environment in If, you get access to modern tools, colleagues with a heavy background in investigation, and a wide range of partners across IT, data, analysis, and business. You will be part of a Nordic environment where people with the same role actively share and collaborate across national borders. Who are you? To thrive with us, we imagine that you are analytical, structured, and curious. You like to explore issues that do not have obvious answers, and are motivated by finding connections that others overlook. You have a strong drive to understand how things hang together, and thrive in translating information into insight that creates value. With us, you get a role with a high degree of freedom and responsibility. Although you will receive concrete analysis assignments from investigators and managers, an important part of the work will be to identify issues and analysis questions on your own initiative. You therefore thrive in working independently, while valuing collaboration with colleagues who share a strong professional interest in investigation and analysis. The role is suitable for you who like to combine OSINT, data analysis, and critical thinking to solve complex problems and translate findings into insight that can be used in practice. To succeed with us, it is important that you have high integrity and a strong ethical awareness. You have a genuine desire to understand what lies behind numbers, data, and events, and are motivated by finding relevant clues and connections that can help uncover irregularities and fraud. You will work with sensitive information and issues that can have significant consequences both for customers and other involved parties. Therefore, you are able to balance curiosity with professionalism, and you handle information in a responsible and trust-building way. In addition, you are able to communicate complex analyses and findings in a clear and understandable way to different target groups. You also have: - Experience from the police, other investigation functions, or similar analysis work, preferably within economic crime. - Experience with information gathering, mapping, and analysis in an investigation/investigative context - Good knowledge and understanding of IT tools for use in investigation and intelligence - Good communication skills in Norwegian and English Additional information and the recruitment process To apply for the position: Upload your CV and transcripts, and answer a few quick questions instead of writing a cover letter. Application deadline: August 23, 2026 Work location: Vækerø, Oslo Start: By agreement For more information or questions about the position, you are welcome to contact the recruiting manager Simon Elgen, Head of Investigation Norway. Email: simon.elgen@if.no We use Semac for background checks of relevant candidates. It is a prerequisite for employment that the candidate meets the requirements for suitability and propriety (fit and proper), including a passed extended background check.