Regulatory Compliance Officer Expert (Remote)
Listing checked September 22, 2026 · pay as published by AfterQuery
Overview
AfterQuery, a YC-backed startup, needs a compliance practitioner to build and review regulatory compliance challenges that test AI models. You will craft questions and case studies that probe how models interpret rules, assess risk, handle audits and run investigations across ethics programs and reporting duties. The contract runs remote and async, with a commitment of about 10 hours each week. Your work pairs real compliance judgment with model evaluation, shaping how AI handles practical regulatory problems.
What You'll Do6
- 1Write compliance questions and case studies that test AI models on regulatory interpretation, risk assessment, policy creation, audit steps, reporting duties, investigations and ethics programs.
- 2Review model answers and flag gaps, errors or weak reasoning against established compliance practice.
- 3Give structured feedback that explains why a response meets or misses regulatory standards.
- 4Work with compliance and technical colleagues to adjust question difficulty and keep each item challenging and educational.
- 5Validate that scenarios reflect real-world compliance monitoring and regulatory requirements.
- 6Help refine content so models handle practical compliance problems with accuracy and context.
Requirements9
- 1Track record as a compliance officer, compliance manager or regulatory compliance specialist.
- 2Strong grasp of regulatory frameworks, compliance processes and how rules apply in practice.
- 3Bachelor's degree in business, finance, law or a related field.
- 4Sharp analytical skills plus clear writing and speaking.
- 5Careful attention to detail when reviewing policies, reports or model output.
- 6Preferred: several years in compliance across settings such as financial services, healthcare or corporate governance.
- 7Preferred: background in compliance training, policy writing or regtech projects.
- 8Preferred: certifications such as CRCM, CCEP or CAMS, or an advanced degree like a JD or MBA.
- 9Preferred: exposure to AI or technology tools used in compliance work.
Who Should Apply
The right candidate has hands-on experience as a compliance officer, compliance manager, or regulatory compliance professional and can explain rules, risk controls, and audit steps in plain terms. You hold a degree in business, finance, law, or a similar field and bring strong analytical and writing skills. A certification such as CAMS, CRCM, or CCEP helps, as does work across financial services, healthcare, or corporate compliance. The role fits someone who wants a remote contract of about 10 hours per week and enjoys shaping how AI models reason about regulations. Candidates without direct compliance officer or regulatory compliance experience often struggle, and applications that omit certification details or show vague writing samples tend to score lower.
Salary Insight
Pay runs from $50 to $100 per hour. That band fits experienced compliance officers and certified specialists, so candidates with CAMS, CRCM, or CCEP credentials and diverse regulatory backgrounds can aim for the upper end.
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Name your certification (CAMS, CRCM, or CCEP) in the first line of your application. AfterQuery asks for AML and compliance credentials, so list the certifying body, your certification number if available, and the year you earned it. Then connect that credential to a concrete compliance task you have handled, such as a risk assessment, audit, or policy update.
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