FAQs
What is the role of the Chief Risk & Compliance Officer at Stripe?
The Chief Risk & Compliance Officer is responsible for managing merchant acquiring-related risk management and compliance programs, ensuring that risks are identified, assessed, mitigated, and monitored effectively, while fostering a strong culture of compliance within the organization.
What are the minimum requirements for this role?
Candidates should have 15+ years of experience in an enterprise risk and compliance role, including managing functions at a senior level preferably in the US financial services industry, along with in-depth understanding of US banking regulations, risk management frameworks, and compliance principles.
Do I need to have experience in the payments industry to apply?
While payments, banking, or fintech experience is preferred, it is not a strict requirement.
How many years of team management experience is required for this role?
A minimum of 5 years of experience managing a team is required.
Will I be involved in regulatory exams or inquiries?
Yes, you will oversee regulatory exams, inquiries, or remediations as part of the responsibilities of this role.
Is a Master's degree required for this position?
A Master's degree or relevant professional certifications (e.g., CRCM, CERP) are preferred but not mandatory.
Can I work from home permanently?
Yes, this position allows for remote work, but it is expected that you will regularly work from home rather than from a Stripe office.
What types of benefits are offered with this role?
Benefits may include equity, company bonuses, 401(k) plans, medical, dental, vision benefits, and wellness stipends.
What will my responsibilities include related to compliance training?
You will be responsible for designing and delivering compliance training programs to relevant employees.
How will I interact with other teams at Stripe?
You will work cross-functionally with internal stakeholders, including Legal, Enterprise Risk, Financial Crimes & Supportability, and Regulatory Compliance teams.