Founder · FinCrime Desk
Bart Mierzejewski
FinCrime Desk is written and operated by one financial crime compliance practitioner, against an index of every open role the site can verify.
I built FinCrime Desk because I was looking for financial crime compliance work myself and found the tooling for it poor. The association job boards are white-label templates. The salary sites model numbers rather than report them. Nobody put a bank's enforcement record next to its open roles, which is the first thing anyone in this field actually wants to know before applying.
So the site reports what can be verified and refuses the rest.
Background
Financial crime compliance since 2010: investigations on the global financial crimes team at Morgan Stanley, AML advisory at EY, compliance leadership at a digital-asset platform and a global payments company, and most recently Deputy BSA Officer at a federally regulated US bank, running the full BSA/AML/CFT program across four departments — compliance operations, remediation PMO, policies and procedures, and independent testing — including SAR review and committee governance, transaction-monitoring performance improvement, and direction of a 125-person financial crimes operations team. MBA, NYU Stern.
Certifications
CAMS · Lean Six Sigma Green Belt · Chainalysis KYT & Reactor
What I work on here
The classification rules that decide what counts as a financial crime role, the compensation extraction, the enforcement-to-employer matching, and every word of the career guide. The job data is collected by a pipeline I wrote; the editorial is written by me, not generated.
What I will not publish
Invented statistics, seeded content, sponsored editorial, estimated salaries presented as reported ones, or anything I cannot point at a primary source for. The full list is on the methodology page.
Corrections
If something here is wrong: contact@fincrimedesk.com. I will fix it and say what changed.