FAQs
What is the primary focus of the AML/BSA Officer role at Stripe?
The primary focus of the AML/BSA Officer role is to manage merchant acquiring-related financial crime and maintain the AML/BSA compliance program to protect Stripe and its users from financial crime.
What experience is required to apply for the AML/BSA Officer position?
The position requires a minimum of 10+ years of experience in an AML role, preferably within the financial services industry, as well as 5+ years of experience managing a team.
Is experience in payments or banking preferred for this role?
Yes, experience in payments, banking, or fintech is preferred for the AML/BSA Officer position.
What kind of regulatory knowledge is necessary for this position?
In-depth knowledge of the Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, OFAC regulations, and other relevant regulations is necessary for this position.
Does the role involve working with regulators and financial partners?
Yes, the role involves building and maintaining relationships with regulators and financial partners.
What is the expected salary range for this position?
The annual US base salary range for this role is $155,600 - $233,400, which may include several career levels at Stripe.
Is certification important for this role?
Yes, a CAMS certification is preferred for the AML/BSA Officer position.
What kind of work culture is the AML/BSA Officer expected to promote?
The AML/BSA Officer is expected to promote a strong "culture of compliance" within the team.
How does Stripe view the intersection of technology and compliance in this role?
Stripe seeks someone who is enthusiastic about applying innovative technology approaches to enhance compliance and protect users from financial crime.
Will the AML/BSA Officer be reporting to anyone?
Yes, the AML/BSA Officer will report to the Merchant Acquiring Chief Risk and Compliance Officer.
Can applicants from outside the US apply for this role?
Yes, applicants interested in this role from outside the US may request the annual salary range for their location during the interview process.
What are some key responsibilities of the AML/BSA Officer?
Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance frameworks are up to date, monitoring financial crime compliance, investigating suspicious transactions, providing strategic advisory, and serving as a thought leader in compliance solutions.