Job Description
Manage unified intake with functional/regional leads, coordination across response owners and stakeholders (legal, engineering, policy, operations), and final review and submission. Breakdown regulatory and legal requirements into precise, actionable requests for engineering, product, data, and business teams, and translate their technical responses back into language that satisfies the legal/regulatory requirements. Maintain the relevant trackers, monitor statutory deadlines, manage regulator extension protocols, and safeguard against missed filings. Produce cross-program metrics for compliance leadership, and capture learnings from closed matters to strengthen the knowledge base. Continuously improve the program which may include making schema improvements, automations, playbooks, and documentation. Support and optimize any other Compliance operations, tools and trackers, and key strategic compliance initiatives as needed. 5+ years of program/project management experience, ideally in legal operations, compliance, regulatory response, or a comparable cross-functional environment. Demonstrated ownership of complex, multi-stakeholder workflows from intake to completion. Proven ability to work comfortably with both legal counsel and engineering/technical teams, and to translate legal or regulatory requirements into clear, scoped requests engineers can execute and vice versa. A track record of rigorous tracking, data hygiene, and follow-through; you treat accuracy and deadline reliability as non-negotiable. Strong written and verbal communication; able to drive alignment across senior counsel, SMEs, regional teams, and external counsel without formal authority over them. Hands-on comfort with Airtable, collaboration tools (Slack, Google Workspace/Drive), and a willingness to design and improve workflows, not just operate them. Comfort handling confidential, privileged, and legally sensitive information with sound judgment about escalation and need-to-know. Familiarity with one or more of the following regulatory domains - privacy/data protection, consumer protection, payments or competition/antitrust - is a plus.