GFCO Program ManagerActive$46K–$183K

The opportunity

Ready to do the most impactful work of your career? At Coinbase , we are uncompromising on our mission to increase economic freedom.

What you'll do

  • Own end-to-end program strategy, planning, and execution for one or more: complex GFCO compliance program areas (e.g., SAM/CAR automation, EDD volume reduction, Complaints, Operations, New Jurisdictions & Launches)

  • Develop and drive program charters, roadmaps, and governance frameworks for: long-tail, multi-constraint programs, including those with external regulatory commitments

  • Lead cross-functional delivery across 5+ XFN teams (Compliance Tech, EAA,: Ops, WFM, Legal, Analytics) and drive alignment at the Director+ level

  • Translate regulatory obligations, operational gaps, and model performance: signals into actionable, prioritized program strategies using an Eliminate → Optimize → Automate framework

  • Own launch readiness for new products, jurisdictions, and entity expansions,: ensuring AML obligation mapping, tooling updates, procedural guidance, volume sizing, and training content are completed before go-live

  • Proactively identify and resolve program risks, manage competing priorities: with transparent trade-off recommendations to GFCO leadership, and ensure no surprises at regulatory examinations

What they're looking for

  • Drive WFM-vetted cost savings projections across automation and operational: efficiency initiatives, and maintain accountability for reporting only confirmed actuals
  • Own intake discipline for your program area: ensuring all automation requests, tooling changes, and resource asks enter through formal intake channels with documented requirements and testing plans
  • Author and maintain high-quality strategy and decision documents (P/PSs,: RAPIDs, charters) that inform Director/VP-level decision-making
  • Manage the feedback loop between automation outputs, QC findings, alert: productivity data, and investigator feedback, driving continuous improvement in both the automation model and upstream alerting systems