Compliance Manager, Marketing

The role

This role sits at the crossroads of compliance, marketing, and product, reviewing outward-facing materials so they meet legal standards and internal guidelines. The position is execution-heavy, handling a steady flow of review requests while also refining the processes, guidance, and training behind the program.

What you would do

• Assess marketing assets across channels such as web, search, campaigns, email, and promotions against internal rules and consumer protection law
• Confirm that marketing claims are truthful, backed by evidence, and carry proper disclosures, including checking performance claims
• Triage a heavy queue of review requests, rank them by risk, and hit turnaround targets
• Work with marketing, product, and legal colleagues to turn complex regulations into practical guidance
• Keep organized review records that support audits and reporting
• Escalate riskier or intricate matters to senior compliance leaders with suggested paths forward
• Refine policies, procedures, training, and review workflows to speed things up and cut down on rework
• Own recurring problems and build scalable fixes, while supporting partner bank requirements, audits, and regulator inquiries

What they asked for

• Four to six years in compliance, legal, risk, or similar work within banking, financial services, or fintech
• Prior experience reviewing marketing or customer-facing content in a regulated setting
• Working command of marketing and consumer protection rules, with exposure to Reg Z, CAN-SPAM, or TCPA considered a plus
• Sharp eye for detail and a practical approach to judging risk and applying regulations
• Ability to give concise, constructive feedback in both writing and conversation
• Juggle several priorities and deadlines in a fast, high-volume environment
• Takes initiative, solves problems, and improves processes even when the path is unclear
• Collaborative and hands-on, focused on getting work done across functions

Nice to have

• Background in running or growing a marketing compliance review function
• Knowledge of payments, card programs, and complex banking products
• Work history with partner banks or bank-sponsored partnership structures
• Understanding of AI-assisted content creation and the compliance questions it raises