Handling consumer financial data means data-protection law, open-banking obligations, network requirements, vendor diligence and a steady flow of questions from partners who need to know how we operate. Done badly, that becomes a department that says no. Done well, it is a competitive advantage — the reason a bank agrees to work with a company our size.
You would own that programme, working next to engineering rather than across a wall from it.
What you would do
- Own our privacy and compliance posture, policies and the evidence behind them.
- Handle partner diligence, questionnaires and regulatory correspondence.
- Run the consumer-facing side of risk: disputes, escalations and trust issues.
- Translate obligations into product requirements engineers can actually build.
What we look for
- 5+ years in compliance, risk or privacy at a fintech or financial institution.
- Working knowledge of US consumer financial regulation and modern privacy law.
- You write clearly, and you have opinions about which controls matter.
Nice to have, never required
- Open banking or data-aggregation experience.
- A legal or audit background.
If you are on the fence
Every list above describes the person we imagine, not a checklist we score. People who meet most of it and want the rest have done extremely well here. If the role reads like the job you want next, that is enough reason to write to us — tell us which part you would have to grow into and we will be straight with you about whether it works.
Send whatever shows your work best — a CV, a repository, a portfolio, or a few paragraphs. A hiring manager reads every one, and you will hear back within two business days.
Apply by emailcareers@lumaledger.app