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Risk & Compliance Specialist
About the job Risk & Compliance Specialist
Our client is a fast-growing Electronic Money Institution (EMI) headquartered in Vilnius, has German roots, and has been serving international clients with payments and financial services since 2020. They operate in a higher-risk (no crypto), high-impact environment having compliance as a cornerstone of their operations.
We are looking for an experienced, independent, and structured Risk & Compliance Specialist to join the Risk and Compliance function and support the companys' evolving regulatory and business landscape.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain and update various company registers (vendor, outsourcing, risks, conflict of interests, etc.)
- Support various internal and external assessments
- Support with internal and external audits, tracking of remediation actions and improvement plans
- Assist in drafting and updating internal policies, procedures, and manuals
- Support third-party due dilligence and risk assessment processes
- Update and organize policies, procedures, and internal documentation
- Assist in risk and compliance reporting processes and reports preparation
- Maintain compliance calendar and reporting tracker
- Prepare draft documents and summaries for review
- Keep evidence and records ready for audits or inspections
About You
- Education: Degree in Law, Finance, Economics, Risk Management or related field
- Experience: Relevant risk management and compliance experience in Electronic Money Institution / Payment Institution / FinTech
- Regulatory Knowledge: Lithuanian EMI regulatory framework, AML/CFT legislation, DORA
- Demonstrates structured and disciplined thinking
- Maintains independence and objectivity
- Is detail-oriented and documentation-driven
- Can operate in a regulated and supervisory environment
What We Offer
- Hybrid work model (Vilnius-based), 2 days office, 3 days remotely
- Strong independence and guidance from an experienced team
- Opportunity to build and modernize risk and compliance systems during a scaling phase