Support fintech partner risk management across the Bank's BaaS portfolio: perform due diligence and risk assessments, monitor post-onboarding compliance, test controls, track remediation, liaise with internal teams and partners on financial-crimes and regulatory compliance, and maintain risk remediation roadmaps and reporting.
Grasshopper Bank is a client-first, digital bank built for the business and innovation economy, with an obsession for providing leading-edge technology, solutions-driven products and superior service through a combination of passionate people and digital resources.
We are a highly experienced team who pride ourselves on diversity of thought and perspective. Nationally chartered, our portfolio of products and services range from VC, PE & Portfolio Companies to SBA Lending, as well as direct SMB and Embedded Banking.
Our entrepreneurial drive allows us to support the growth and success of a wide range of clients at every stage of their business through inclusive partnership. We seek out team members who will enable both our organization and our people to grow and thrive through collaboration and acting with integrity and respect.
Our focus on cross-functional teamwork provides a culture where ideas are valued, accountability is encouraged, and successes are celebrated. We welcome all those searching for the opportunity to contribute to banking innovation that influences and supports the emerging digital world of Financial Services.
Our digital first approach enables our teams the flexibility to work remotely. We have offices in NYC and Boston.
What you'll do:
Reporting into the Director of Fintech Risk, we are seeking a motivated Fintech Risk Analyst who will contribute to and support a strong risk management culture in working with existing and prospective Fintech partners and business leaders across the organization. This role sits in the second line of defense and is responsible for supporting the adherence and execution of risk pillars across the Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) portfolio while understanding the competitive landscape of the fintech industry in a regulated Bank environment.
Responsibilities include:
- Serve as an individual contributor across the Bank’s BaaS portfolio to effectively identify, manage, and remediate risks
- Ongoing collaboration with various teams, including BSA, Embedded Finance, Operations, and Product, and external third party banking technology platforms
- Perform due diligence risk assessment on prospective fintech partners to assess inherent risk, control effectiveness, and residual risks associated with partnership. Present risk assessment results to senior management for review and approval prior to onboarding
- Track pre and post-launch risk and compliance requirements for newly onboarded partners
- Conduct ongoing testing, monitoring, and quality assurance activities for onboarded partners to ensure adherence to Bank policy and regulatory requirements. Track identified issues to remediation
- Serve as primary risk/compliance contact for specific fintech partners, offering expert advice and direction to ensure their programs comply with applicable regulations and align to Bank requirements, especially those related to financial crimes (BSA/AML, OFAC, fraud) and regulatory compliance (account opening, account maintenance and disclosures, bank statements, funds availability, etc.)
- Support the maintenance of a prioritized roadmap to address gaps and improve control design and testing practices
- Participate in relevant team and cross-functional meetings as required
What you need:
- At least 3-5 years of experience in banking or fintech risk management and compliance
- Demonstrated experience with financial crimes compliance (BSA/AML, OFAC watchlists and sanctions)
- Working knowledge across essential banking compliance areas, including UDAAP, payment network rules (NACHA, VISA/Mastercard, FedNow/TCH RTP), core commercial or consumer compliance regulations (e.g., Reg E, Reg Z, Reg DD, Reg CC, ECOA, FCRA), and/or data privacy regulations (GLBA, FCRA, state laws)
- Experience in Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) and related interagency guidance (e.g., OCC, FDIC, FRB)
- Proficient technical knowledge in financial technology and payments is preferred
- Strong critical thinking traits, including analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making capabilities
- Ability to develop and maintain reporting, dashboards and presentations preferred
- Strong team orientation and ability to collaborate effectively
- Ability to think outside of the box to develop creative solutions to emerging problems
- A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant work experience
About
Grasshopper is a client-first digital bank serving small businesses, startups, and investors supporting them across the innovation economy. Our digital solutions cover small business, venture-backed companies, fintech-focused Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) and commercial API banking platforms, SBA lending, commercial real estate lending, and yacht financing. Privately owned and headquartered in New York City, the bank is a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation member and is an Equal Housing/Equal Opportunity Lender.We're always looking for talented, driven, visionary people to join our team. If you don't see the job that fits your skillset, please send your resume to [email protected].
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