Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 13, 2026. First seen by Alion on Nov 10, 2026.
You’ll be the engine of our regulatory and product compliance work: reviewing what product teams are building, researching the rules that apply, and making sure every commitment we make has an owner, a date and evidence behind it.
This is a generalist seat. In a given week you might review a payments feature, check a marketing claim, track a privacy fix with Engineering and update a partner due diligence file. You’ll start with broad coverage and grow into ownership of a regulatory lane (payments and money movement, payroll and tax, or privacy and data).
Here's how you will make an impact:
- Triage incoming compliance review requests, gather facts from Product and Engineering, and draft risk assessments using our templates
- Prepare draft conditions and recommendation for Leadership sign-off on Medium and High tier reviews
- Track approval conditions to closure in Jira and follow up with owners until evidence is in
- Review marketing content and customer communications against set guidelines
- Research US and Canadian requirements and write short, clear summaries for the team and stakeholders
- Monitor regulatory change and flag what affects Wave’s products
- Maintain the regulatory inventory, policy library, registration calendar and issue log
- Keep the compliance scorecard and KPI data current
- Assemble evidence for processor, card network and partner audits, attestations and inquiries
- Help draft and maintain policies, procedures and training content
- Spot repetitive manual steps and help automate them (ex. AI assistance)
Product and marketing reviews
Regulatory research and program upkeep
Partners and evidence
Make work easier
You Thrive Here By Possessing the Following:
- 2-4 years in compliance, risk, legal or regulatory operations at a fintech, payments company, bank or other regulated business
- Experience reviewing products, processes or content for regulatory risk
- Comfort reading a regulation and explaining what it means in plain language
- Strong organization: you track open items across teams and close them
- Clear, concise writing and a habit of documenting decisions
- Curiosity about how products work, and confidence asking engineers and product managers direct questions
- Exposure to payments, car network rules, payroll, privacy (PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, CCPA) or consumer protection (UDAAP, CASL)
- Experience in both US and Canadian markets
- Experience with Jira, SharePoint, and GRC tools
- CRCM, CAMS, or other Compliance/Risk certifications or interest in pursuing one
Required
Nice to have

