- Develop a point of view on what Quo's fraud and compliance infrastructure should be, and lead the rebuild — we're thinking in terms of a 6–12 month horizon to cut over, not a multi-year program
- Own the existing rules, workflows, and tooling in the meantime. The program cannot regress while you're redesigning it
- Design and ship AI and agentic workflows into review, investigation, and compliance operations — with the human-in-the-loop design and testing rigor that makes them defensible
- Partner with our data team on the data infrastructure this function needs, and with engineering on what gets built
- Make the build-vs-buy calls on tooling, and be accountable for them
- Own the fraud strategy across our tooling, review queues, and data pipelines
- Build, test, and tune detection rules — balancing catch rate against false positive impact — and be hands-on enough to do this yourself
- Own the feedback loop between manual review decisions and rule logic, and build a structured way to measure rule efficacy over time
- Drive continuous improvement across automation and manual review workflows
- Be the final call on complex, high-stakes cases — including compromised accounts, carrier-level violations, and high-value customer escalations
- Apply a consistent, policy-anchored framework while maintaining the judgment to know when to extend grace and when to be firm
- Partner with leadership on risk posture — how conservative or aggressive we want to be when decisions have to be made on imperfect information
- Maintain Quo's compliance posture across TCPA, A2P 10DLC, SHAFT content policy, STIR/SHAKEN, CCPA/CPRA, and evolving state-level telecom regulations
- Stay current on carrier policy changes, regulatory updates, and industry developments — and translate them into operational action before they become issues
- Own policy development, documentation, and enforcement across the platform
- Move compliance obligations out of people's heads and into systems — documented, monitored, and auditable
- Conduct root cause analysis on escalated incidents and maintain Quo's standing as a trusted, proactive compliance partner
- Lead through the manager who owns day-to-day fraud and compliance operations, and develop the team of investigators and specialists beneath them
- Define what this function should look like as it scales, and make the case for the resourcing — data, automation engineering, headcount — to get there
- Own capacity planning, performance development, and the operating rhythm of the function
- Partner with Legal on regulatory inquiries, subpoena responses, and policy interpretation
- Work with Product and Engineering on compliance-relevant features — engaging on the product decision itself, not just flagging risk from the sidelines
- Collaborate with Support and CS on customer-facing compliance communications and high-value account handling
- 8+ years in fraud operations, financial crimes compliance, trust & safety, or telecom compliance — with at least 3 years leading a team
- Something you have personally shipped in the last year or two that uses AI or automation in a fraud, compliance, or operations context.
- Hands-on experience with fraud tooling (ideally Sift or comparable platforms) and data-driven rule management — you tune the rules, not just approve the changes
- Self-sufficiency with data. You can get to your own answers in SQL or a BI tool.
- Deep familiarity with at least one of the following regulatory frameworks: TCPA, A2P 10DLC/carrier compliance, SHAFT content policy, AML/KYC, or financial crimes compliance
- Demonstrated ability to make high-quality decisions under uncertainty on complex, ambiguous cases
- Strong written communication — you'll be corresponding with ecosystem partners, responding to regulatory inquiries, and setting the tone for customer communications
- A track record of operating without much scaffolding — building the program while running it
- Background in fintech, or at a venture-backed technology company where compliance had to move at product speed
- Experience with high-velocity SMB or consumer compliance — where the program is optimized for speed and user experience and partners closely with product on launches
- Experience with content classification, AI-assisted fraud detection, or agentic and LLM-based tooling in a compliance workflow
- Familiarity with Snowflake, dbt, or comparable data tooling for monitoring and investigation
- Experience overseeing BPO or distributed operations teams
- Background working in a high-growth startup or scale-up environment where the program was still being built
- Telecom, CPaaS, or VoIP compliance experience, or time as a carrier or telephony ecosystem partner. Genuinely a nice-to-have — the telecom-specific parts of this job are learnable, and we would rather hire the right operator than the right domain
Compensation
- SF Bay Area, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Boston, New York, and Washington, DC Metro: $198,000- $233,000 USD
- All other US Locations: $178,000 - $210,000 USD
- Canada: $175,000 - $206,000 CAD
Skills Required
- 8+ years in fraud operations, financial crimes compliance, trust and safety, or telecom compliance
- At least 3 years in a leadership role managing a team
- Hands-on experience with fraud tooling, ideally Sift or comparable platforms
- Experience with data-driven fraud rule management
- Deep familiarity with at least one regulatory framework: TCPA, A2P 10DLC/carrier compliance, SHAFT content policy, AML/KYC, or financial crimes compliance
- Ability to make high-quality decisions under uncertainty on complex, ambiguous cases
- Strong written communication skills for ecosystem partners, regulatory inquiries, and customer communications
- Experience managing BPO or distributed operations teams
- Direct experience in telecom, CPaaS, or VoIP compliance, or significant experience as a carrier or telephony ecosystem partner
- Familiarity with SQL or data tools such as Snowflake and dbt
- Experience with content classification, AI-assisted fraud detection, or LLM-based tooling in a compliance workflow
- Experience in a high-growth startup or scale-up environment where the program was still being built
Quo Compensation & Benefits Highlights
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Fair & Transparent Compensation — Feedback suggests pay is positioned as fair and transparent, with the company stating it pays well and fairly with transparent compensation practices. Publicly stated bands and equity references indicate a structured approach.
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Healthcare Strength — Feedback suggests medical, dental, and vision coverage is comprehensive. This strong core health coverage underpins overall wellbeing support.
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — Feedback suggests time off includes unlimited PTO and sick leave, with pay continuing during these periods. Additional paid leave is available to care for loved ones or welcome a new family member.
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What We Do
Quo is a modern business phone system that brings all your calls, texts, and customer information together in one easy-to-use, AI-powered platform. It helps your team stay organized and respond faster, so you can give every customer a great experience. AI handles busywork like logging calls, organizing messages, answering FAQs, and seamlessly hands off conversations to your team when needed. Whether you’re running a small business or growing quickly, Quo makes it easy to stay connected and support more customers.
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