About the Rev-celerator Graduate Programme

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The Rev-celerator Graduate Programme is built for ambitious graduates who want to launch their careers in fintech. Over this 12-month programme, you’ll work on real projects, solve complex challenges, and make an impact from day one. With structured training and hands-on experience, you’ll grow your skills while exploring different areas of the business.

Top performers can be promoted during or after the programme, giving you the chance to continue your journey at Revolut.

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About the role

Risk at Revolut operates across all functions, products, and regions to monitor front-line performance and ensure the business operates safely. They’re among the first to be involved in new initiatives, from tech to customer support.

We're looking for a Fraud Manager Graduate to support the identification, analysis, and management of fraud threats across our global products. You'll work directly with experienced specialists, gaining hands-on fraud exposure and contributing to meaningful projects that reduce losses.

Up to shape what’s next in finance? Let’s get in touch.

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Join us from anywhere

The Rev-celerator Graduate Programme is open to international applicants willing to relocate to one of our tech hubs in Poland, Portugal, Spain, the UAE, or the UK. We’ll support you with visa assistance, travel costs, and your first month of accommodation (conditions apply).

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Key dates

• Applications: 1 June – 14 December 2025
• Recruitment: September 2025 – January 2026
• Programme start: September 2026

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What you’ll be doing

• Monitoring fraud risk across the customer lifecycle to identify unusual or emerging patterns
• Tracking and reporting fraud incidents, and helping to maintain relevant fraud metrics (e.g., BCIs and KRIs)
• Analysing fraud typologies and fraudster profiles (e.g., synthetic identities, money mules)
• Developing recommendations to reduce fraud risk while maintaining a good customer experience
• Assisting with product risk assessments by identifying potential fraud risks in new or changing features, and documenting appropriate controls

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What you'll need

• To have graduated in 2024, 2025, or 2026
• A predicted or achieved 2:1 degree (or equivalent grade)
• A bachelor’s or master’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., criminology, law, risk, economics, business, or a STEM subject)
• Great analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to break down complex problems
• A genuine interest in fraud prevention, financial crime, or compliance
• Confidence working with data, with experience using Excel/Google Sheets
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with impeccable attention to detail
• Full-time availability from September 2026

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Nice to have

• Familiarity with fraud types (e.g., social engineering, money mules, identity theft)
• Exposure to data analysis tools, such as SQL, Python, R
• Prior internship or academic experience related to risk, compliance, or fraud
• An interest in fintech or digital banking

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