Director of Governance, Risk & Compliance

At WHOOP, our mission is to unlock human performance and enhance healthspan through cutting-edge wearable technology. We provide personalized insights that empower millions of members to better understand their bodies and make informed decisions regarding training, recovery, and lifestyle choices.We are currently looking for a skilled Director of Governance,…

Who We AreAt CarGurus (NASDAQ: CARG), we empower people by simplifying their journey to car ownership. Our story began with a passionate team of developers dedicated to bringing trust and transparency to the automotive marketplace. Over the years, our innovative approach and rapid market growth have positioned us as the largest and fastest-growing automotive marketplace, maintaining profitability for over 15 years.What We DoAs the automotive industry evolves, so do we. We are transforming the entire car buying experience online, assisting our customers from selling their old vehicles to financing, purchasing, and delivering new ones. Each month, millions of consumers visit CarGurus.com, and approximately 30,000 dealerships leverage our solutions. Our employees thrive in a people-first culture that promotes kindness, collaboration, and innovation, and provides the tools necessary for career advancement. Join us as we disrupt a trillion-dollar industry with fresh, diverse perspectives!Role Overview:As the Manager of Security Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) within our Information Security team, you will play a pivotal role in the evolution of our established GRC function. You will not only maintain our program but also enhance our capabilities to ensure that security acts as a catalyst for our business success, converting complex regulatory demands into a competitive edge.Your strategic leadership will focus on high-standard execution while emphasizing Revenue Enablement, ensuring our security posture alleviates friction in the enterprise sales cycle and strengthens our reputation as a trusted partner.How You’ll Make a Difference:Lead an established team to elevate our GRC maturity, developing and refining our Integrated Management System (IMS) across standards such as ISO 27001, 27017, 27018, and SOC 2 Type II.Modernize our risk reporting through quantitative risk management, moving beyond traditional qualitative assessments to deliver real-time, data-driven insights and financial risk forecasts grounded in FAIR principles.Act as a key contributor on our AI Governance Committee, facilitating the secure implementation of AI/LLM features within our products and overseeing AI integration governance across our internal SaaS ecosystem in alignment with ISO 42001.Position GRC as a driver of revenue by enhancing our compliance and risk functions, ensuring our security trust posture promotes global growth and instills confidence in our stakeholders.

At WHOOP, we are dedicated to enhancing human performance and healthspan through our innovative wearable technology. Our devices provide personalized insights that empower millions of members to gain a deeper understanding of their bodies and make informed choices regarding training, recovery, and overall lifestyle.As artificial intelligence continues to integrate into our platform, it is essential to implement robust governance, risk management, and compliance strategies to protect member data, maintain regulatory compliance, and foster secure innovation.We are looking for a talented AI Risk & Compliance Analyst to collaborate with our Security, Product, Engineering, Legal, and Privacy teams. This role will focus on assessing AI-related risks, conducting vendor evaluations, overseeing policy governance, coordinating audits, and ensuring adherence to new AI regulatory frameworks.This position is a senior individual contributor role within the Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) team, offering extensive influence across risk domains and opportunities for collaboration with both technical and business stakeholders.

Join Whoop as a Senior Risk & Compliance Analyst, where you will play a crucial role in developing robust risk management strategies and ensuring compliance across our operations. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify potential risks and implement effective solutions. Your expertise will directly contribute to maintaining our commitment to integrity and excellence.

Role Overview Flywire is hiring a Director of Credit Risk in Boston. This leader sets the direction for credit risk strategy and helps protect the company’s financial stability. The Director manages a team focused on assessing and reducing credit risk, builds and refines risk evaluation methods, and works closely with important stakeholders across the business. Decisions and guidance from this role help maintain strong financial standards and support Flywire’s long-term goals.

Join Our Team as the Director of Fraud RiskAt Flywire, we are seeking a strategic leader to shape our fraud risk management framework within our dynamic ecosystem. As the Fraud Risk Director, you will proactively design and implement a comprehensive global fraud prevention strategy rather than merely reacting to emerging threats. Your leadership will be pivotal in ensuring that we maintain robust security while providing a seamless customer experience as we expand into new markets and adopt advanced payment methods. We are searching for an individual who combines expertise in machine learning with operational acumen and high-level strategic vision.Key Responsibilities:Strategy Ownership: Develop, execute, and continually refine a global fraud risk framework that addresses various attack vectors across our core sectors, including Education, Healthcare, Travel, and B2B.Fraud Detection and Analysis: Manage the fraud evaluation process for both new and existing accounts, concentrating on merchant fraud, Account Takeover (ATO), and advanced social engineering tactics.Data-Driven Decision Making: Collaborate with Analytics and Engineering teams to enhance real-time fraud decision-making and automated rulesets, utilizing Flywire's distinctive global payment data.Incident Management: Design a proactive, real-time fraud monitoring and response program. You will lead critical response efforts during high-stakes fraud incidents, coordinating rapid remediation, loss recovery, and thorough post-event analyses to bolster our defense mechanisms.Global Market Entry: Support Flywire’s expansion by evaluating localized fraud trends, risks associated with regional payment methods, and evolving regulatory landscapes.Cross-Functional Leadership: Serve as a strategic advisor to Product and Engineering teams, integrating fraud prevention measures into the user journey through tools like 3DS, biometrics, and behavioral analytics without compromising payment experiences.

Join Whoop as a Senior Program Specialist in our Risk & Compliance Operations team. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for developing and implementing compliance strategies that align with regulatory requirements while driving operational excellence. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure that compliance practices are effectively integrated into our workflows, safeguarding our organization’s integrity and reputation.

At WHOOP, we are dedicated to enhancing human performance and extending healthspan through innovative technology. We are seeking an experienced Director of Hardware Product Compliance to spearhead our global compliance and certification initiatives. In this pivotal role, you will ensure that our cutting-edge products adhere to all relevant regulatory, safety, and quality standards across various international markets. This position requires a blend of strategic vision and hands-on execution, playing a crucial role in facilitating timely product launches, maintaining regulatory integrity, and ensuring global market accessibility. As WHOOP expands its international presence, you will have the opportunity to design, streamline, and elevate our product compliance function. You will establish the necessary systems, processes, and team dynamics to support our growing and increasingly intricate product portfolio. Collaborating closely with product development, engineering, operations, and executive leadership, you will integrate compliance seamlessly into the product lifecycle—from initial concept to market release—while balancing innovation, speed, and regulatory adherence in a fast-paced, growth-driven environment.

Join the dynamic team at Flywire as the Director of Product for Risk & Fraud within our innovative Payments Platform. In this strategic leadership role, you will spearhead initiatives to enhance our fraud detection capabilities and mitigate risks, ensuring a secure transaction environment for our global users. Your expertise will drive the development of cutting-edge product features and optimize existing solutions, directly impacting customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.As a thought leader, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams, including engineering, operations, and compliance, to foster a culture of risk awareness and proactive management. The ideal candidate possesses a strong background in product management with a focus on fraud prevention and risk assessment, complemented by excellent analytical and communication skills.

Join our dynamic team at dstaff as a Risk Associate. In this role, you will be instrumental in identifying, analyzing, and mitigating risks that may affect our organization. Your analytical skills and attention to detail will help ensure that we maintain a robust risk management framework. You will collaborate with various departments to assess potential risks and develop strategies to address them effectively.

We are seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Risk Manager II to join our dynamic team at dstaff in Boston. In this role, you will be responsible for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks that could hinder the reputation, safety, security, or financial prosperity of the organization. You will collaborate with various departments to develop risk management strategies and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

About Gecko RoboticsAt Gecko Robotics, we empower the world's most vital organizations to safeguard the availability, reliability, and sustainability of critical infrastructure. Our innovative and interconnected solutions utilize advanced wall-climbing robots, top-tier sensors, and an AI-driven data platform, providing clients with unparalleled insights into the current and future states of their physical assets. This capability fosters real-time decision-making, enhancing operational efficiency, safety, mission readiness, and environmental protection.Position OverviewJoin our rapidly expanding Manufacturing team at Gecko Robotics, where we are dedicated to developing robotic and software systems that bolster American industry and support crucial government initiatives. As a Software Engineer, you will design and develop both field and cloud software that drives robotic systems, processes sensor data, and enhances decision-making across the industrial landscape. You will collaborate closely with multidisciplinary engineers and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) specialists to safeguard critical infrastructure and further national security efforts.Please note that, due to government program stipulations, candidates must possess authorization to work in the United States.Your ResponsibilitiesDevelop cloud and field applications tailored for the Military-Industrial Base.Create ontologies that represent the digital thread of industrial assets.Design robust interfaces between field and cloud software systems.Address complex deployment challenges as we implement software on edge devices throughout the United States.Rapidly iterate based on customer feedback while maintaining a long-term vision.Technologies UtilizedPython, Typescript, ReactGoogle Cloud Platform

Role overview Stage seeks a Governance Data Engineer based in Boston, MA. The position centers on upholding the integrity and security of company data systems. Close collaboration with teams across the organization is a key part of the role, especially when developing and implementing data governance frameworks. What you will do Work with cross-functional teams to establish and maintain data governance processes Design frameworks that reinforce data integrity and safeguard sensitive information Support company efforts to comply with relevant industry standards and regulations

ezCater stands as the premier food tech platform catering to workplaces across the United States. We simplify the management of food needs, enabling organizations to effortlessly order from a vast selection of over 125,000 restaurants nationwide. Our flexible and scalable solutions are tailored for everything from employee meal programs to individual meetings, all supported by our exceptional 24/7 service and business-grade reliability. For our restaurant partners, ezCater fosters growth by connecting them with valuable customers and substantial orders.We are on the lookout for a dedicated People Compliance Lead to join our People Operations & Systems team. In this pioneering role, you will be the architect behind our People Compliance initiatives, tasked with designing, operationalizing, and continuously enhancing the programs, controls, and policies that ensure ezCater’s workforce management remains compliant and audit-ready. Reporting directly to the Senior Manager of People Operations & Systems, you will collaborate closely with stakeholders across the People, Legal, IT & Security teams, among others. Your primary focus will be on proactively identifying risks, tracking changes in best practices and regulatory requirements nationwide, and prioritizing initiatives to maintain ezCater’s compliance.You will serve as the vital link between policy and operational practice, enabling us to stay ahead of emerging requirements while enhancing the employee experience. This impactful role will significantly influence the trajectory of our People programs as ezCater continues to grow and evolve.

About Man Group Man Group is a global alternative investment management firm with headquarters in London and offices worldwide, including Boston, Massachusetts. The firm manages $227.6 billion* in assets as of 31 December 2025, offering Systematic, Discretionary, and Solutions investment strategies. Man Group plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange (EMG.LN) and is a FTSE 250 member. For more details, see www.man.com. *As at 31 December 2025 Role Overview: Portfolio Risk Analyst This position sits within the Financial Risk team, which oversees business, credit, market, and liquidity risks for Man Group itself (not for third-party investors in managed products). Main Responsibilities Identify, measure, and mitigate business, credit, market, and liquidity risks. Provide independent risk oversight for FRM, AHL, and Structured Products. Develop risk appetite and limit frameworks, and monitor risks against these standards. Conduct economic capital reporting and analysis, including ICAAP submissions. Develop and maintain methodologies, models, systems, and policies to support risk management, including the operational risk model. Oversee structured products by monitoring risks related to Loans to Funds, ensuring transparency in monthly rebalances, assessing impacts on the illiquid buyout pipeline, and reviewing liquidity requirements for new products. Perform investment risk analysis and reporting. Location Boston, Massachusetts

Chief Compliance OfficerPosition Overview - The Chief Compliance Officer is a pivotal leadership role at Entyre, crucial for the company's expansion in heavily regulated sectors. This isn't a mere maintenance position or a simple policy-writing task. Instead, you will spearhead the development of a robust compliance function that will facilitate Entyre's growth across the U.S., beginning with Medicaid-funded caregiver compensation and eventually branching into related programs and healthcare products.Your primary objective is to provide the Board and the leadership team with a clear and transparent understanding of Entyre’s compliance stance, identifying potential risks, and outlining necessary changes.This position reports directly to the Board and is designed to maintain independence, objectivity, and credibility. You will evaluate risks throughout the organization, identify issues promptly, and ensure that compliance matters are thoroughly analyzed and communicated effectively. Your role is not to create bureaucracy, but to enable Entyre to scale responsibly—maintaining clear standards, transparency, and disciplined follow-through.You will translate complex federal and state regulations into practical, actionable guidance that can be consistently applied across operations and product execution. Your efforts will include testing the efficacy of compliance measures in practice and establishing systems that ensure strong execution becomes repeatable. You must adeptly navigate between high-level board discussions and detailed operational insights, grasping regulatory nuances while assessing real-world workflows to pinpoint areas where speed, ambiguity, or regional variations may pose risks.This role demands versatility, resilience, and precision. You must be able to make decisive calls, remain independent under pressure, and highlight challenges before they escalate into issues. The ideal candidate will be a proactive builder with sound judgment—capable of instilling order in a dynamic company without hindering its momentum.About Us - Entyre is on a mission to transform elderly care, becoming the fastest-growing company in this sector globally. Our goal is to significantly simplify the process for families seeking care during critical times. With rapid expansion across the U.S., we are launching new markets and establishing sustainable operations. Our organization is designed for speed, execution, and meaningful impact, and we are in search of leaders who can construct the systems necessary for this growth.

SimpliSafe is dedicated to home security, with a mission to help customers protect what matters most. The company encourages employees to grow their careers while working together to support those who depend on its products. Work Model This Compliance Specialist position follows a hybrid schedule based in Boston, MA. Teams gather in the Boston office for two core days each week, typically Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, to collaborate in person. For the remaining days, employees have the option to work remotely or from the office, offering a mix of flexibility and face-to-face teamwork.

Axon Enterprise, Inc. is hiring a Senior Manager, Government Affairs for the Northeast Region. This Boston-based position centers on policy development and advocacy that supports both the company and the communities it serves. Key responsibilities Create and implement strategies to shape legislation and regulatory decisions important to Axon. Establish and strengthen relationships with government officials and other influential stakeholders across the Northeast. Lead advocacy work to ensure Axon's interests are considered in public policy debates. Requirements Experience in public policy or government affairs with a strategic approach to complex issues. Demonstrated ability to engage government stakeholders and build productive partnerships. A solid background in advocacy or influencing legislative outcomes.

Join KKR as a Senior Analyst/Associate in our Global Wealth Solutions (GWS) Americas Compliance team, based in Boston, MA. In this pivotal role, you will be integral to ensuring compliance across our fundraising, marketing, and client communication activities. Collaborating closely with various departments including Sales, Product Strategy, and Legal, you will help uphold our commitment to excellence in compliance standards while working with global colleagues to align regulatory practices across regions. This position offers an exciting opportunity for hands-on exposure to compliance in a dynamic investment environment, with direct reporting to the Head of GWS Compliance Americas in New York.

Whoop, Inc. is seeking a Senior Hardware Compliance Engineer based in Boston, MA. This role focuses on ensuring that hardware products meet all relevant compliance and regulatory standards. The position plays a key part in upholding quality and safety across the company’s devices. Role overview The Senior Hardware Compliance Engineer will work closely with product and engineering teams to confirm that each hardware release aligns with required regulations. Attention to detail and a strong understanding of compliance processes are essential for success in this position. What you will do Oversee compliance and regulatory requirements for hardware products Support efforts to maintain high standards of quality and safety Contribute expertise to help guide product teams through certification processes Requirements Experience with hardware compliance and regulatory standards Strong commitment to quality and safety in product development