Senior Compliance Manager, Vinted Pay

As Senior Compliance Manager you will support the Head of Compliance in running the compliance function of Vinted Pay, UAB - the Lithuanian entity. You will own the compliance monitoring programme, keep our policies current as the rules change, advise colleagues on what those rules mean in practice, and make sure that compliance issues are recorded, escalated and closed.

You will report to the Head of Compliance and act on their behalf in their absence, within the scope of delegated authority, including in dealings with the Bank of Lithuania. This is a second line of defence role: you operate independently of business and commercial decision-making and carry no revenue or sales targets.

• Support the Head of Compliance in running the compliance function, and substitute this role in the Head of Compliance’s absence within the delegated authority.
• Participate in implementation and periodical review of the compliance monitoring programme, and carry out monitoring activities, control testing and effectiveness reviews.
• Identify and assess compliance risks across the company and put proportionate measures in place to mitigate them.
• Run regulatory horizon scanning and work out what regulatory developments mean for us in practice, then see the required changes through.
• Draft, review and maintain the compliance policies and procedures so that they keep pace with legal and regulatory change.
• Take part in the New Product Approval Process and advise colleagues on how applicable requirements apply to a specific product, process or initiative.
• Register and manage compliance incidents and remediation actions, and run the escalation process and the regulatory requirements register.
• Own the conflicts of interest framework, and organise and deliver compliance training.
• Respond to regulatory requests, and support the Head of Compliance in audits and inspections and in reporting to the Management Board.
• Report compliance issues, breaches and significant risks to the Head of Compliance, and escalate directly to the CEO or the Management Board where a matter cannot wait or falls outside the delegated authority.

• Have solid experience in a regulatory compliance function, preferably within a payment institution, electronic money institution, bank or another regulated financial institution.
• In-depth knowledge of the Lithuanian and EU rules that apply to electronic money and payment institutions, including the Law on Electronic Money and Electronic Money Institutions, the Law on Payments, AML/CTF legislation and the related guidelines.
• Demonstrated ability to build and run a compliance monitoring programme and to turn regulatory change into concrete internal action.
• Able to advise the business in plain language.
• Comfortable working independently and making informed decisions under time pressure.
• Have strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and clear written communication.
• High ethical standards and integrity.
• Fluency in Lithuanian and English, both written and spoken.
• A degree in law, finance, business administration or a related field.
• Advantage: familiarity with United Kingdom regulation and with international compliance standards and best practice.
• Advantage: ICA or CAMS certification.

• The opportunity to benefit from our share options programme
• 25 working days of holiday
• Access to all the tools & tech needed for work
• Home office support: we provide IT workstation equipment and a personal budget of up to €540 for home workplace furniture
• Private health insurance
• Confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family
• Frequent team-building events
• A personal monthly budget for shopping on Vinted
• A dog-friendly office
• In Vilnius office: gym & in-house meals at friendly prices
• In Kaunas office: a monthly lunch allowance, and a once-a-week provided in-house lunch and breakfast

Workation policy

Better balance holidays with workdays by working remotely! Up to 90 days per year in the EU, of these, 21 days can be spent globally. For non-EU citizens, it's 21 days worldwide. This can be combined with time off for vacation or personal time.

Individual learning budget

Each year, you’ll be given a learning budget (starting at €3,000), and a total of up to 10 working days over a 2-year period to support your personal and professional development.

Hybrid work

Our hybrid model, with 2 recommended office days a week, gives you and your team the flexibility to decide if and when you want to work from home, and when to catch up in person.

Equal opportunity

We welcome applications from everybody, regardless of your background, identity, or life experiences. Job openings come with guides, not checklists. If you’re excited about a role, but don’t identify with every point in the ‘About you’ section, apply anyway – you might still be the perfect match!