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We're looking for a Compliance Generalist to work closely with our compliance team and CCO as a an operational partner. This isn't a narrow, task-execution role; you'll contribute to the core parts of the compliance program, develop genuine breadth across our business, and build toward a compliance generalist role. The right person enjoys both doing and problem-solving. You'll be working in an environment where not every policy is specifically defined yet and not every process is fully designed, which means real opportunity to shape how the program grows, not just maintain what's already there.
Job Responsibility:
Serve as a day-to-day partner of the compliance team
Help maintain the Compliance Manual, BCP, and overall policies for the firm
Execute and document ongoing compliance testing, including fee billing audits across our subscription, flat-fee, and AUM structures
Contribute to the annual Rule 206(4)-7 review process, identify gaps, and drive improvements
Review financial planning engagements and fee-for-service arrangements to ensure deliverables meet contractual obligations and regulatory standards
Participate in and lead some of the compliance side of onboarding new advisors, including filings and training
Deliver training materials and handle some day-to-day guidance to advisors and staff
Edit, recommend, and amend compliance policies as needed
Monitor TAMP operations, conduct compliance due diligence on strategies and sub-advisers, and document vendor reviews
Support Form ADV preparation (annual and interim), maintain required books and records, and assist with other regulatory filings
Serve as a compliance resource for advisor questions
Administer personal trading monitoring and employee certifications
Help oversee Code of Ethics compliance
Help ensure the firm's audit-readiness
Be able to review marketing materials and advisor communications for compliance with Rule 206(4)-1 as needed
Requirements:
3–8 years of compliance experience at an SEC-registered RIA (depending upon role)
Working knowledge of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and fiduciary obligations in a planning and fee-billing context
Experience with compliance testing, monitoring, and regulatory filings
Comfort with compliance technology platforms (Orion, Hadrius, ComplySci, RedOak, or similar) and systems like CRD, EDGAR, and IAPD
Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and make good judgment calls without a playbook for every situation
A proactive, solutions-oriented approach
Approaches advisor interactions as a partner, not a gatekeeper
comfortable on calls and in the weeds with advisors on real issues
Legally authorized to live and work in the United States without present or future need for sponsorship.
Nice to have:
Experience at multi-advisor firms or planning-first RIAs
Familiarity with TAMP structures and third-party platform oversight
Experience at a growing firm or startup environment
Professional designations: IACCP, CSCP, or similar
JD or legal background
What we offer:
100%- employer-funded Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
Unlimited vacation days (minimum 3 weeks required)
9 paid holidays
401(k) with match (6% employee, 4.5% employer)
12 weeks paid parental leave
Health insurance w/ employer contribution
Dental, Vision, Voluntary Life and AD&D, and Accident insurance options
Pet insurance availability
Health Savings & Flex Spending accounts available
Employer-paid Life and AD&D insurance
Employer-paid Long Term Disability coverage
Up to $150/month for financial planner, plus up to $500 toward upfront fee
$2000/year for professional development
$250/quarter for wellness
$500 donated to non-profit when volunteering 40 hours