Regulatory Reporting Program Manager, Stablecoin

About the Team OpenAI’s Legal team helps advance our mission by tackling novel legal issues in AI. Our team brings together professionals across technology, privacy, intellectual property, corporate, employment, tax, regulatory, and litigation. Our regulatory compliance work turns legal requirements into practical programs that support responsible AI development and deployment. About the Role As a Legal Program Manager focused on regulatory compliance, you will build and manage cross-functional programs that translate counsel’s guidance into practical, sustainable operations. Your initial focus may include content moderation and/or frontier AI governance, with the mix shaped by team priorities and your strengths. You will partner with internal and external counsel, other legal program managers, and technical and business teams to coordinate implementation, evidence collection, reporting, and ongoing compliance. You’ll build repeatable systems that scale across regulations, products, and jurisdictions, helping teams navigate emerging requirements with clarity and sound judgment. This full-time role is based in San Francisco, CA, or New York, NY. In this role, you will: Lead regulatory compliance programs end to end: define scope, owners, milestones, dependencies, risks, and escalation paths, and drive execution with counsel and cross-functional partners. Translate counsel’s regulatory guidance into repeatable workflows, controls, and documentation. Depending on your portfolio, this may include content moderation disclosures, transparency reporting, reporting and appeals workflows, or frontier AI model launch readiness, evaluation and risk-management evidence, and incident reporting. Build strong partnerships across Product, Engineering, User Operations, Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC), Global Affairs, Communications, and Go-to-Market to align program priorities and deliverables. Support regulatory inquiries, audits and investigations with counsel, organizing ev

At Scale, we are driving the future of AI and Machine Learning across a variety of industries. As the Program Manager for Compliance, you will play a pivotal role in the continued success of Scale. Your role will be instrumental in ensuring the effective operation of our Compliance department and our GRC function, allowing us to maintain the highest standards in our industry. Reporting to the Director & Associate General Counsel, Compliance, you will be a dedicated program manager for Scale's enterprise compliance program and the person who turns policy into practice across anti-bribery and anti-corruption, gifts and entertainment, conflicts of interest, third-party risk and sanctions, policy lifecycle, and company-wide training. This is a hands-on builder, not a maintenance role. You will support Commercial, Public Sector, and international business lines, working closely with Legal, Procurement, Finance, Security, and go-to-market teams. You will: Help build, design, improve, and streamline Scale's core compliance programs, including anti-bribery and anti-corruption (ABAC), gifts and entertainment, conflicts of interest, and third-party risk and sanctions screening. Collaborate with stakeholders across the company to improve compliance policies, processes, and procedures. Monitor regulatory developments relevant to Scale's business, translate them into concrete policy and process changes, and track compliance obligations flowing out of customer contracts. Partner with leadership to build, mature, and operationalize the company's enterprise risk management (ERM) framework, identifying and assessing key business risks. Build the reporting layer: metrics and periodic reporting that give Legal & GRC leadership a defensible picture of program health. Flex into audit and assurance work during peak certification periods, and own inbound customer and investor compliance diligence questionnaires. Ideally you'd have: 5+ years building or operating ethics and c

At Franklin Templeton, we believe success is built through powerful partnerships. As a forward‑thinking asset manager, we build dynamic relationships with clients, understand their goals, and navigate complex markets together. We leverage cutting‑edge strategies and deep insights to unlock opportunities for long‑term wealth creation. Our talented, global teams bring expertise that is both broad and unique. From our welcoming, inclusive, and supportive culture to our globally diverse business, we offer opportunities not only to help you reach your potential, but also to contribute to our clients’ success. About the department: The Global Compliance Transaction Monitoring Team at Fiduciary Trust Company International helps protect the organization from money laundering, sanctions, and terrorist financing risks. The team monitors client activity, reviews higher-risk transactions, conducts sanctions screening, and supports regulatory reporting requirements. Team members work closely with compliance, risk, and business stakeholders to strengthen the firm’s control environment and support regulatory compliance across global operations. How you will add value? Core Responsibilities: You will administer the GIFTS transaction monitoring platform. You will support the Threat matrix monitoring program. You will conduct Anti-Money Laundering investigations. You will perform quality assurance reviews. You will consolidate alerts and case information. You will maintain search-list profiles within GIFTS. You will oversee daily monitoring operations activities.

Role purpose This role is within the Design capability for Finance on the cloud under Transformation Family. Requirement Analysis & Design team is a team formed under change delivery and this role is expected to support Finance in the cloud design & implementation work India. The team consist of 30-40 Business analysts who are Design business analyst with techno-functional skills and subject matter experts in Liquidity reporting/ ALCM domain. There are quarterly/monthly releases planned for the current production system and the Requirement & design team is involved in requirement analysis, functional solution design, requirements translation into deliverables, delivery tracking during the release and support the program/project manager. Governance and Committee Memberships NA Principal Accountabilities and Responsibilities The principal responsibility of the Business Analysis job category is to manage and execute analysis activity for one or more projects, programmes of Liquidity Reporting. The role holder may be in a variety of areas of HSBC, they may be in projects as well as in established BAU teams. It is possible that the Business Analyst will work on multiple projects, programmes or value streams simultaneously. Primary responsibilities & accountability includes the following- · Lead cloud requirements (L1 & L2- Mandatory regulatory requirement, system enhancements, output requirements) · Work on finding the optimal design solution of the requirements by interacting with different stakeholders. · Ensuring all the requisite project documents (functional designs, L2 solution, technical design, etc) are prepared & maintained. · Involved in the various stages of Change Delivery cycle (design, testing, implementation). · Engage with stakeholders to en

At Lyft, our purpose is to serve and connect. We aim to achieve this by cultivating a work environment where all team members belong and have the opportunity to thrive. We’re looking for a proactive, collaborative Manager of Internal Audit to help execute our internal audit program and support Lyft’s governance, risk management, and compliance efforts. This role will focus on both business and technology audits, helping identify and address key risks while delivering insights that enable informed decision-making. Reporting to the Director of Internal Audit, and based in our San Francisco HQ, you’ll work closely with stakeholders across the company to strengthen controls, improve processes, and drive continuous improvement. Responsibilities: Audit Execution & Risk-Based Planning Execute audit and advisory engagements spanning across both technology (e.g. cybersecurity, data governance, infrastructure, etc.) and business (e.g. operations, compliance, etc.) domains from end to end — including planning, fieldwork, testing, and reporting. Perform annual risk assessment over assigned risks to develop and refine the annual risk-based audit plan. Take a hands-on approach to audits, ensuring findings are data-driven, relevant, and aligned with business objectives. Use process improvement techniques (e.g. process mapping, root cause analysis, gap assessments) to identify opportunities for enhanced control design and operational efficiency. Perform risk assessments and identify areas for process improvement, control enhancement, or technology enablement. Ensure timely and effective follow-up on remediation of audit findings, coordinating with business owners to verify resolution. Collaborate with cross-functional teams — including Engineering, Security, Legal, Finance, and Compliance — to assess risks and test key controls. Stay current on evolving risks related to emerging technologies, regulatory changes, and internal initiatives. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Support

At Lyft, our purpose is to serve and connect. We aim to achieve this by cultivating a work environment where all team members belong and have the opportunity to thrive. We’re looking for a proactive, collaborative Manager of Internal Audit to help execute our internal audit program and support Lyft’s governance, risk management, and compliance efforts. This role will focus on both business and technology audits, helping identify and address key risks while delivering insights that enable informed decision-making. Reporting to the Director of Internal Audit, and based in our San Francisco HQ, you’ll work closely with stakeholders across the company to strengthen controls, improve processes, and drive continuous improvement. Responsibilities: Audit Execution & Risk-Based Planning Execute audit and advisory engagements spanning across both technology (e.g. cybersecurity, data governance, infrastructure, etc.) and business (e.g. operations, compliance, etc.) domains from end to end — including planning, fieldwork, testing, and reporting. Perform annual risk assessment over assigned risks to develop and refine the annual risk-based audit plan. Take a hands-on approach to audits, ensuring findings are data-driven, relevant, and aligned with business objectives. Use process improvement techniques (e.g. process mapping, root cause analysis, gap assessments) to identify opportunities for enhanced control design and operational efficiency. Perform risk assessments and identify areas for process improvement, control enhancement, or technology enablement. Ensure timely and effective follow-up on remediation of audit findings, coordinating with business owners to verify resolution. Collaborate with cross-functional teams — including Engineering, Security, Legal, Finance, and Compliance — to assess risks and test key controls. Stay current on evolving risks related to emerging technologies, regulatory changes, and internal initiatives. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Support