Economic crime and illicit financial threats harm UK citizens, economic security and growth, the integrity of the financial system, and our reputation as a great place to invest and do business. The public and private sector work together to tackle these threats. HM Treasury and the Home Office develop and drive reforms to cut economic crime, protect national security, and support the UK's legitimate economic growth and competitiveness. The Sanctions and Illicit Finance team develops policies and legislation to address economic crime and illicit finance in the UK and overseas, to help protect the global financial system. This role ensures the government, law enforcement agencies, and private sector deliver critical economic crime reforms ahead of the UK's next assessment by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF); and that our economic crime reform agenda is proportionately and sustainably funded in the years ahead. Key responsibilities include working collaboratively with multiple departments and industry groups to develop and deliver policy, leading on implementation and evaluation of an innovative new economic crime levy, and ensuring economic crime reform is appropriately funded beyond the levy. You must have strong collaboration skills, and an ability to work across multiple departments, industry groups, and governance structures. Previous knowledge of government spending processes or tax policy development is useful, but not essential. Experience of anti-money laundering or economic crime is not required, provided you are comfortable picking up new technical areas. Some benefits include 25 days annual leave, flexible working patterns, generous parental and adoption leave packages, access to a generous Defined Benefit pension scheme, and a range of active staff networks.