Drimva

Block

Manager, KYC Due Diligence Policy & Strategy

$136K–$245K

Denver, CO, United States of America +1 · Remote · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 15, 2026

Location
Denver, CO, United States of America
US - CO - Denver Metro - Remote
Experience
10+ years; preferably at a payments or fintech firm.

About the job

Sets enterprise-wide KYC policy and strategy for Block, with emphasis on identity verification and enhanced due diligence (EDD).

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain KYC policies, standards, guidance, and exception processes, keeping global standards aligned with local regulatory requirements.
  • Partner with business and technology teams to implement KYC requirements and define guardrails for AI/ML-supported segmentation and identity verification.
  • Monitor program metrics and compliance risks; advise stakeholders and support governance forums, regulatory examinations, and audits.

What they ask for

  • 10+ years in BSA/AML/KYC compliance or compliance operations at a financial services firm.
  • Track record influencing enterprise-wide compliance programs and advising executive leadership on complex regulatory matters.
  • Strong knowledge of compliance regulations, risks, and typologies, with an analytical, metrics-driven approach.
  • Demonstrated AI fluency, including evaluating outputs for gaps, bias, or risk and using AI without compromising compliance standards.

Nice to have

  • Experience engaging federal or international banking regulators.
  • Relevant certifications (CAMS, CFE, CFCS, CRCM) or exposure to AI/ML-driven compliance or risk-decisioning tools.

Pay

$163,600 — $245,400 USD (base salary); $152,200 — $228,200 USD (base salary); $144,000 — $216,000 USD (base salary); $135,800 — $203,600 USD (base salary)

Tools

AI/ML

AI focus

Defines policy requirements, guardrails, and validation criteria for AI/ML-driven risk-based segmentation and identity verification; advises on appropriate automation and addresses risks such as model drift, bias, false positives/negatives, and explainability gaps.

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First seen Oct 10, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)