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US Public Sector Compliance Manager

San Francisco, CA

Backed by leading Silicon Valley investors, Peregrine helps public safety organizations, state and local and governments, federal agencies, and private-sector institutions address society’s challenges with unprecedented speed and accuracy. Our AI-enabled platform turns siloed and disconnected data into operational intelligence — instantly surfacing mission-critical information to empower better, faster decisions that improve outcomes at every touchpoint. Today Peregrine supports hundreds of customers across 30+ states and two countries, serving more than 125 million people — and we’re amplifying our impact as we expand into the enterprise and internationally. 

The Role

We're hiring a Public Sector Compliance Manager to manage Peregrine's public sector compliance function as we grow in the U.S. market. This is a critical, highly cross-functional role for a detail-oriented operator who understands how compliance programs work in practice — not just on paper. You will be the company's owner for Peregrine’s public sector contractor obligations, building and running the systems, processes, and relationships that keep Peregrine compliant with its obligations as a government contractor. Success in this role requires exceptional organizational discipline and project management skills, as well as the ability to coordinate across multiple cross-functional teams, including Legal, People Operations, Finance, Contracts, and GRC.

What You'll Do

  • Compliance Program Management
    • Own our public sector compliance program — audits, FAR reps & certs, SAM.gov registrations, and contract-level obligations tracking across all active contracts
    • Proactively spot compliance gaps and partner with Legal and Contracts on remediation and new contract onboarding
    • Run our compliance training program end-to-end, from delivery to auditable recordkeeping
  • Facility Clearance & Personnel Security
    • Serve as our primary point of contact with DCSA to establish and maintain Peregrine's facility clearance (FCL)
    • Manage the full personnel clearance lifecycle — investigations, determinations, reinvestigations, and records — partnering with People Ops on cleared-employee onboarding/offboarding
  • Ethics & Conflicts of Interest
    • Administer our ethics hotline, case tracking, and reporting to Legal and leadership
    • Run our conflict of interest disclosure process and political contribution logging under FAR ethics requirements
    • Support upkeep of our Code of Business Ethics and Conduct
  • Vendor & Subcontractor Compliance
    • Lead pre-award due diligence on subcontractors and vendors, including debarment/exclusion checks
    • Maintain vendor compliance records and partner with Procurement on FAR/DFARS flow-down clauses

What We Look For

  • 5+ years of experience in public sector compliance, contract administration, or a closely related field — you have seen the full compliance lifecycle and know where the landmines are
  • Deep working knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and DFARS, including representations and certifications, mandatory disclosure rules, and clause flow-down requirements
  • Hands-on experience with SAM.gov registration and maintenance, CAGE codes, and entity validation processes
  • Experience managing facility clearances (FCL) and/or personnel security clearances in a government contractor environment; familiarity with DCSA/DSS processes preferred
  • Demonstrated ability to build and operate compliance tracking systems and comfort owning a compliance calendar, managing obligation logs, and driving cross-functional accountability without being the most senior person in the room
  • Experience administering ethics and compliance programs, including hotline intake, training programs, and COI processes
  • Excellent project management skills with a high degree of ownership; you can manage multiple concurrent workstreams across different stakeholder groups without dropping the ball
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills; you can translate complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable guidance for cross-functional stakeholders
  • A natural collaborator who builds trusted relationships across Legal, People Ops, Finance, GRC, and Contracts; your ability to work cross-functionally is central to your success in this role
  • JD or other legal training is not required and is not a substitute for operational compliance experience
  • Located in San Francisco and open to working in our office 4x/week

Salary Range: $140,000 – $175,000 Annually + Benefits + Equity (if applicable) + Bonus (if applicable)

Actual compensation is influenced by a wide array of factors including but not limited to skill set, level of experience, and specific work location. Information on the benefits offered is here.

Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.

Peregrine Technologies is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We celebrate diversity and are a proud equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

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