• Ensure compliance of IT operations with data privacy and data protection standards, laws and regulations • Assist in designing, implementing, auditing and compliance testing activities in order to ensure data and privacy compliance • Identify, document and propose countermeasures to compliance gaps (if any) • Advise on data protection matters, in particular in the context of personal data processing • Conduct privacy impact assessments • Write and/or review records of processing activity on personal data for data controllers and privacy statements • Develop, maintain, communicate and train upon the data privacy policies and procedures • Provide legal advice and guidance on data privacy and data protection standards, laws and regulations • Enforce and advocate organisation’s data privacy and data protection program • Ensure that data owners, holders, controllers, processors, subjects, internal or external partners and entities are informed about their data protection rights, obligations and responsibilities • Act as a contact point to handle queries and complaints regarding data processing • Monitor audits and data protection related training activities • Cooperate and share information with authorities and professional groups • Contribute to the development of the organization’s strategy, policy and procedures • Develop and propose staff awareness training to achieve compliance and foster a culture of data protection within the organization • Manage legal aspects of information security responsibilities and third-party relations

• Oversee and manage the credit union's lending compliance program • Design and execute risk-based compliance programs, evaluations, and solutions to enhance the CU's Compliance Management System (CMS) • Ensure corporate initiatives and departmental processes comply with applicable federal and state rules and regulations • Lead a team of compliance professionals, identifying and mitigating potential risks, building insights, and representing the CU in examinations and audits • Provide training and guidance to staff on lending regulations, guidance, and best practices • Conduct risk assessments and evaluations of the CU's products, services, applicable rules, and regulations to identify potential risks and areas for improvement • Collaborate with management teams on the development of products, services, and processes to assess and incorporate compliance controls

Role Description Compliance at Nansen isn't about checklists. It's about understanding how money moves onchain — and catching what doesn't add up. - Conduct blockchain forensics: trace fund flows, identify risk patterns, and assess exposure to designated risk categories across chains. - As part of our AML/CFT program, run transaction monitoring for clients: - Investigate alerts from on-chain monitoring systems. - Perform end-to-end case investigations — gather data, review KYC/customer profiles, analyze counterparties and wallets, document rationale, and recommend closure or escalation. - Build, monitor, and maintain the compliance automations that keep these programs running at scale. - Write clear, structured reports that communicate findings to internal and external stakeholders. - Contribute to internal training by sharing typologies, red flags, and case learnings — and help drive continuous improvement in monitoring quality and efficiency. - Stay current on regulatory developments, enforcement actions, and financial crime trends affecting crypto/onchain businesses. Qualifications - Genuine curiosity about how blockchains work — not just conceptually, but mechanically. - Analytical mindset: able to identify patterns, connect disparate data points, and ask the right questions. - Attention to detail combined with the ability to see the bigger picture. - Strong written communication: you can make complex findings readable. - Takes ownership and runs without waiting to be asked. Requirements - Experience with blockchain analytics tools and explorers (e.g. Nansen, Etherscan, Chainalysis, Elliptic) - nice to have. - Familiarity with AML frameworks or financial crime compliance - nice to have. - SQL or Python skills - nice to have. - Prior exposure to DeFi protocols, wallets, or exchange flows - nice to have. - New graduates welcome. - A degree in artificial intelligence, blockchain, cybersecurity, finance, accounting, economics, business, or a related field is a plus. - Sharp, curious, and eager to learn fast from inside a crypto-native AI company. Benefits - Competitive salary. Meaningful equity. Real ownership in what you build. - Fully remote with two no-meeting days a week — because deep work doesn't happen in a Google Meet. - Annual company retreat and team off-sites in one of our offices: Singapore, Bangkok, London, and Oslo — flights and accommodation covered. - Unlimited AI tokens — Claude, OpenAI, whatever helps you move fast. - Your own OpenClaw for work. - Nansen Pro account — full access to the most detailed onchain data in the market. - A team that started as data engineers and data scientists, now 80+ builders. Your craft is respected here. - Speed, ownership, curiosity, courage. These aren't values on a wall — they're how we run. - A front-row seat — and a hand in building — the next chapter of finance. - Work visa sponsorship is not provided for this role.

• Serve as a GCP Subject Matter Expert, providing independent and objective quality advice in support of clinical trial activities and in line with current best practice • Provide quality oversight for Amgen programs for all stages of products in clinical development • Plan, conduct and report out on risk-based GCP audits (investigator site audits, affiliate audits, service provider audits, and study level audits) or support outsourced audits • Manage/support regulatory inspections and provide guidance and feedback on responses to health authorities, including root cause and CAPA plans • Provide quality oversight for the Risk Assessment Categorization Tool (RACT) for each trial to ensure the proper identification, prioritization, and mitigation of risks to critical data and processes and patient safety, welfare, and rights • Support monthly meetings with clinical program level leaders to review quality and compliance related risks, including but not limited to: on-going quality issues/deviations, quality trends, program filing timelines, potential inspections, and risks related to other programs • Support response generation for audit findings and self-reported deviations • Support the establishment of regional expertise to ensure quality and compliance with local regulations • Conduct new vendor qualifications/evaluations in a risk-based manner • Prepare, analyze, and Identify data quality indicators/trends, identify areas of weakness/gaps, recommend and implement corrective actions and communicate quality metrics and other significant quality information on periodic basis to key stakeholders • Support TA-specific oversight of key technologies, including technologies for endpoint data collection and measurement (e.g., biomarker usage and imaging methods) • Support the development of TA-specific Quality Assurance plans that are risk based and efficient. This includes protocol specific audit plans, and the execution of audits using various methods (e.g., remote, or on-site) • Support Clinical Trial Teams for all quality management activities, including management of quality events (e.g., Deviations/CAPAs, Serious Breaches/Privacy Issues, Inspection Readiness activities, and Inspection Management) • Actively seek and implement innovative and proactive quality oversight methodologies (e.g., risk-based, data analytics that may leverage AI and Natural Language Processing, or other statistically based methods) • Review clinical trial protocols ensuring simplification, application of lessons learned, and identification of critical data and processes for risk management activities.