Compliance Analyst
$55–75/hour
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$55–75/hour
About the role
- Our client is a fintech company that builds and runs credit card programs for consumer brands in partnership with banks. Its compliance team uses an embedded consultant model and works closely with product and engineering.
- Key Details
- Engagement Type: Consultant (contract)
- Issue Identification & Documentation (~35%)Find business-as-usual issues (defects, bugs, operational gaps) and log them in the team’s issue-tracking tool
- Write clear, complete issue records: description, impact, details, and root cause analysis
- Raise the documentation standard across the issues inventory
- Remediation Management (~40%)Work with product, engineering, and operations owners to agree remediation plans and dates
- Get remediation work into planning cycles and sprints, and follow up until it’s done
- Manage dependencies across teams and escalate when timelines slip
- Reporting & Bank Partner Communication (~25%)Report issue status, trends, and remediation progress to internal leadership and bank partners
- Keep issue records ready for exams and audits
- 5+ years in compliance, risk, or issues management in financial services
- Hands-on experience writing up issues and leading root cause analysis
- Comfortable working in agile, sprint-based product and engineering environments
- Persistent and organized follow-through across many stakeholders
- Strong written communication skills
- Preferred Experience
- Fintech experience, especially in bank-partnership or sponsor-bank models
- Experience with consumer credit or card products
- Familiarity with Linear, Jira, or similar tools
- Experience reporting issues to a bank partner or regulator
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