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Job DescriptionPurpose
Support the CCSDE Lead in delivering reliable, effective Compliance workflows through Compliance systems. The CCSDE Lead sets design and engineering direction; this role translates that direction into tested workflow changes, dependable access administration and responsive support for Compliance officers.
The role takes ownership of day-to-day execution within agreed designs and controls, identifies recurring problems and helps improve how Compliance teams use Compliance systems.
Scope
- Deliver Compliance systems workflow and automation changes. Configure workflows, fields, forms, routing and business rules under the CCSDE Lead's design direction. Clarify requirements, identify dependencies, execute business acceptance testing and document results before release. Maintain the workflow and automation register, including business purpose, owner, dependencies, last test date and fallback process. Identify unused or duplicate workflows for retirement.
- Execute Compliance access management. Run joiner, mover, leaver and periodic access recertification processes across relevant Core Compliance systems. Maintain approval and completion records. Coordinate privileged access requests with UT and Privacy under agreed controls, escalating exceptions to the appropriate owner.
- Maintain documentation and the knowledge base. Keep runbooks, wikis, troubleshooting guidance and process documentation current. Review content for staleness and ensure documentation is updated alongside material releases.
- Support Compliance officers using Compliance systems. Act as the first point of contact for user and process questions, including form selection, known workarounds, access queries and initial investigation of workflow or business-rule issues. Capture reproducible evidence and escalate technical defects or platform issues to UT. Track resolution times, recurring themes and adoption issues.
- Deliver training and change communication. Prepare user guidance, onboard Compliance officers and communicate workflow changes to affected regional teams. Support training and adoption for AI agents used by Compliance, following approved guidance.
- Contribute to maintaining the regional feedback network. Coordinate regional champions or equivalent contacts, gather feedback and identify work happening outside established systems. Translate findings into clear improvement proposals for the CCSDE Lead.
- Contribute operational and access data. Provide accurate information to the Data, Metrics & MI Forum when relevant, including support trends, access activity and workflow adoption.
Decision rights
The role owns execution within agreed designs, priorities and access controls. Design decisions, material exceptions and changes to control requirements are escalated to the CCSDE Lead or the relevant control owner.
P1 - Compliance systems, workflow and controls
- Workflow and automation configuration changes: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery, under the Lead's design direction.
- Business acceptance testing: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery.
- Workflow and automation register maintenance: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery.
P3 - Access, systems and knowledge governance
- Joiner, mover, leaver and access recertification execution: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery.
- Documentation, runbooks and staleness reviews: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery.
P5 - Operations, enablement and regional experience
- Compliance officer support: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery.
- Compliance systems and AI agent training and change communication: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery.
- Regional feedback and tracking work outside established systems: The CCSDE Lead is accountable. The Compliance Systems Senior Specialist is responsible for delivery.
Qualifications
What you will bring
- Practical experience configuring and supporting workflow, case-management or service-management systems, including forms, routing, permissions and automation rules.
- Ability to translate user needs into clear requirements, test scenarios and maintainable configuration changes.
- A structured troubleshooting approach: reproduce issues, examine evidence, distinguish configuration problems from platform defects and escalate clearly.
- Experience executing controlled operational processes, maintaining accurate records and handling access or other sensitive requests carefully.
- Clear written and verbal communication, including explaining system behaviour to non-technical users and producing usable documentation.
- Ownership of assigned work, sound prioritisation and judgement about when to act independently and when to seek guidance.
- A collaborative approach to feedback and continuous improvement.
- Useful additional experience: Compliance or regulated operations; Jira or comparable workflow tooling; basic SQL or operational reporting; user training; and supporting the adoption of approved AI tools.
What success looks like
Compliance System changes are tested, documented and delivered predictably. Access requests and reviews are completed with clear evidence. Compliance officers receive useful support, recurring issues inform improvements, and regional teams can use established workflows confidently.
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Skills Required
- Practical experience configuring and supporting workflow, case-management, or service-management systems, including forms, routing, permissions, and automation rules.
- Ability to translate user needs into clear requirements, test scenarios, and maintainable configuration changes.
- Structured troubleshooting approach, including reproducing issues, examining evidence, distinguishing configuration problems from platform defects, and escalating clearly.
- Experience executing controlled operational processes, maintaining accurate records, and handling access or other sensitive requests carefully.
- Clear written and verbal communication, including explaining system behavior to nontechnical users and producing usable documentation.
- Ownership of assigned work, sound prioritization, and judgment about when to act independently or seek guidance.
- Collaborative approach to feedback and continuous improvement.
- Experience in compliance or regulated operations.
- Experience with Jira or comparable workflow tooling.
- Basic SQL or operational reporting experience.
- User training experience.
- Experience supporting adoption of approved AI tools.
Wise Compensation & Benefits Highlights
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — U.S. materials describe extensive paid leave (PTO, sick time, holidays, “Me Days,” volunteer and compassionate leave) plus a paid six‑week sabbatical after four years. Feedback suggests the time‑off package is a standout element of the offering.
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Parental & Family Support — Benefits information highlights up to 18 weeks of fully paid parental leave in many locations, with clear tenure qualifiers in some markets. Feedback suggests these policies are robust and a notable strength.
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Equity Value & Accessibility — Company and job-posting materials indicate RSUs are a regular part of compensation, with a shift toward RSUs since 2022. Feedback suggests the equity component is a relatively substantial part of total rewards.
Wise Insights
What We Do
Wise is a global technology company, building the best way to move and manage the world's money. With Wise Account and Wise Business, people and businesses can hold 40 currencies, move money between countries and spend money abroad. Large companies and banks use Wise technology too; an entirely new network for the world's money. Launched in 2011, Wise is one of the world’s fastest growing, profitable tech companies. In fiscal year 2025, Wise supported around 15.6 million people and businesses, processing over $185 billion in cross-border transactions and saving customers around $2.6 billion.
Why Work With Us
We’re truly global in who we are, how we work, and how we build. Everything we do is centred around creating a world of money that’s fast, easy, fair. And open to all. Everyone who works here owns a piece of Wise, from the work they do, to the stock they hold.
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