The opportunity
As Stripe continues to develop innovative products that serve businesses of all sizes around the world, risk will increase in complexity and scale. The User Risk Strategy org protects and advances Stripe's business, brand, and mission by building and deploying market-leading…
What you'll do
Partner with Stripe's Sales, Legal, Compliance Product, and Financial: Partnerships teams to drive sophisticated solutions and ensure a positive experience for Stripe's largest users.
Evaluate emerging industry and supportability use cases and develop the: frameworks that allow Stripe users to access these use cases and markets responsibly.
Perform research and analysis to assess Stripe's current risk performance and: develop and prioritize long-term strategic plans for future growth.
Challenge the status quo and provide multiple alternative solutions and key execution criteria.
Represent Stripe in external engagements with our most critical partners and users.
Execute special projects and ad hoc analyses as initiatives, products, risks,: and opportunities are constantly evolving.
What they're looking for
- + years of professional experience, preferably in Financial Services, Payments, or FinTech industries
- Familiarity with banking and money movement regulations, including KYC/KYB,: AML OFAC compliance, and credit and fraud risk
- Experience in a related role (risk, compliance, legal, consulting)
- Experience in developing risk strategies and solutions and working with: technical (product and engineering) and operations teams to implement them
- Ability to distill complex, ambiguous regulatory issues into clear, concise,: and reliable guidance for stakeholders and Stripe users
- Strong stakeholder management skills, including experience influencing: product/engineering, sales, data science, and operations teams
- Demonstrated track record of deriving insights from complex or technical: problem spaces and evangelizing actionable product recommendations
- The ability to take ownership, be accountable, and lead without formal authority