Ethics & Integrity Compliance Officer
What’s the opportunity?
We are looking for an Ethics & Integrity Compliance Officer who will serve as the operational owner of the Ethics & Integrity Compliance program. This role is the first point of contact for third-party integrity matters, compliance training and awareness, related party transactions, annual attestations, and ethics policy governance. The right candidate must be able to manage multiple compliance workstreams end-to-end, understand and assess third-party risks across a wide variety of business areas and industries, and work cross-functionally with internal and external stakeholders.
What will I be doing?
Support the Global Code of Ethics and Anti-Corruption Program by fostering a culture of business ethics company-wide, and addressing queries about related policies and procedures.
Drive and coordinate the review, approval, and governance of key compliance policies and procedures, including stakeholder engagement, board and senior management approvals, policy updates and rollouts via project management platforms, signature tracking, and maintenance of audit-ready policy inventories and approval records.
Manage the end-to-end third-party due diligence lifecycle for vendors, processors, banks, payment partners, and related entities, including onboarding, AML/KYC checks, sanctions screening, and regulatory verification.
Coordinate onboarding and compliance workflows across project management and issue-tracking platforms while maintaining audit-ready documentation, KYP refresh trackers, and escalation records.
Act as the compliance knowledge base and gatekeeper for cross-functional teams, providing guidance on third-party risk matters and supporting process optimization initiatives.
Manage the company-wide training platform end-to-end, including campaign setup, content development, user administration, and reporting for global training programs. Collaborate with HHRR and vendors to maintain accurate enrollments, resolve user issues, and track completion and compliance metrics.
Co-own the Related Party Transactions (“RPT”) framework and policy alongside Technical Accounting, Legal, and the Securities and Exchange Commission Reporting teams.
Review ownership structures, UBO declarations, and quarterly/annual related-party lists to identify, assess, and validate potential RPTs and material disclosure requirements.
Coordinate accounting and disclosure treatment with cross-functional stakeholders, prepare structured RPT assessments, and maintain audit-ready documentation with escalation recommendations to senior compliance leadership.
Own and manage the annual compliance attestation cycle, including the design of risk-based workflows and questionnaires, coordination with HHRR for accurate assignment, tracking of completion and exceptions, maintenance of audit-ready records, and execution of communication and escalation plans to drive timely completion.Liaise with key internal and external (e.g, advisors, consultants, partners, etc.) stakeholders as required.
Support investigations arising from ethics and integrity matters.
Support the business areas in contract review and negotiations
Participate in the delivery of Ethics and Integrity projects to protect the integrity and reputation of the brand.
What skill do I need?
At least 3+ years of experience in Compliance with a focus on Ethics, Anti-Bribery & Corruption, and Third-Party/Vendor Risk ManagementStrong English communication skills (written and verbal).
Experience managing due diligence and onboarding platforms
Relevant Professional qualifications.
Tech-savvy and a fast learner.
Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Finance, or Law supplemented by Compliance and/or Risk Management training.
Project management skills with the ability to multitask and manage various stakeholders/programs concurrently.
A high degree of professional ethics, integrity, and attention to detail
Ability to prioritize effectively and work cross-functionally with stakeholders in multiple geographies, time zones, functions, and diverse backgrounds.
Prior experience in the payment industry is a plus.
Experience with FCPA or equivalent anti-corruption risk assessments is a plus.