We are hiring a Business Control Manager to join our Compliance team at Chime, where you will be responsible for strengthening the first line of defense by partnering with business units to ensure they operate in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements and internal policies. You will oversee the development, implementation, and maintenance of robust compliance and control frameworks that support effective risk management across Chime. As a key player in our compliance team, you will support various departments, including product, marketing, legal, and operations, to ensure our business practices align with regulatory standards and best practices. The Business Control Manager will also monitor the evolving regulatory landscape and advise on control enhancements to existing products and services, ensuring they remain compliant, fair, and responsible as we continue to scale. This role provides an exciting opportunity to directly influence the compliance strategy within a growing company that values innovation and consumer protection. The base salary for this role will range from $144,500 - $180,600, depending on experience and location. Full-time employees are eligible for a bonus, competitive equity package, and benefits. The actual salary offered may vary depending on your location, skills, qualifications, and experience. In This Role, You Can Expect To: - Play a key role in the creation, enhancement, and ongoing execution of the business unitâs control frameworks and policy development to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations. - Develop, monitor, and test preventative and detective controls with a robust QA program to align with regulatory requirements. - Stay abreast of changes in the regulatory landscape (e.g., EFTA, TILA, UDAAP) and advise business units on necessary changes to policies, products, and practices to remain compliant.Please mention the word **BELIEVEABLE** and tag RMjAzLjExMC4yNDIuMzQ= when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjAzLjExMC4yNDIuMzQ=). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.