Fraud Analyst
NextGen Ventures
Fraud Analyst
NextGen Ventures
Early-stage medtech and digital health VC
As a Fraud and Payments Analyst at NextGen Ventures, you'll monitor identity verification, payment activity, and unusual winning patterns to detect and prevent fraud across our platform. Working in KYC tools like Surt and risk platforms like SEON, you'll flag suspicious behavior, investigate potentially fraudulent accounts, and help protect the integrity of our payment ecosystem.
Because fraud doesn't keep business hours, this role works on a rotating shift schedule
that includes evenings and weekends. It's a hands-on entry point into compliance — you'll learn the tools, the regulations, and the patterns on the job, and you'll be trusted with real decisions early.
This role is critical to protecting our users and upholding the security and trust of our
platform.
This is an onsite role based in our Monterrey, Mexico office.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
Nice to Have
What We Offer
Early-stage medtech and digital health VC
NextGen Ventures (NXG) is a Dutch healthcare-focused venture capital firm based in Ede that makes early-stage investments in medtech and digital health companies in the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium. It backs seed and early-stage teams working on hardware and software innovations such as robotics, AI, genomics, 3D printing and advanced materials, and it works hands-on with founders on strategy, financing, and access to partners. The firm differentiates itself by its clear regional focus, sector specialization, and practical, collaborative approach, including support from health insurers and research-aligned funders. Since 2013, NXG has supported more than 20 companies such as AMT Medical, Manometric, Sirius Medical, Momo Medical, Moveshelf and Plasmacure. Its goal is to help address unmet medical needs and advance the quadruple aim of healthcare by helping founders scale their innovations and connect with the right partners to bring them to patients.
Explore more opportunities at NextGen Ventures