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Compliance Analyst

United States

Our Company

String and Key is a research and development studio building digital platforms that will change the way people manage and protect their money. Our purpose is to empower every person to live life to the fullest, with the confidence of financial protection.

We are a team of math nerd strategists, user flow obsessed designers, result-driven developers, and epic storytelling marketers. We’re an entrepreneurial team that values doers, people who think outside the box, and those who are not afraid to experiment. We love what we do and take work-life balance and professional development as seriously as our products.

The first business we’ve built is Wyshbox, which is a whole new way to talk about and sell life insurance to a younger audience. Customers build their own personalized policies around their “Wyshes” — the things they want to happen, should anything happen to to them. From sending their kids to college to shooting their ashes into space - this isn’t your traditional insurance. It’s 100% online on the web, iOS, or Android. No agents and no hassles.

Position Overview:

We are looking for a detail-oriented and proactive Compliance Analyst to join our dynamic Compliance team. In this role, you will play a pivotal part in ensuring the company's adherence to regulatory requirements while supporting the development and implementation of effective compliance processes. This position offers the unique opportunity to work cross-functionally, design innovative systems from the ground up, and make a meaningful impact in the evolving fintech and life insurance landscape.

What You’ll Do

Product Filings

  • Draft and refine policy forms to ensure alignment with state regulations.
  • Research corresponding regulations to products
  • Submit filings via SERFF and/or IRFS to individual states or Insurance Interstate Compact

Regulatory Change Reports

  • Review changing regulations to determine the applicability to the Company. Define procedures based on regulations. Work with corresponding functions to ensure procedures are properly implemented.

Regulatory Research

  • Research, interpret regulatory research and define and implement cross-functional procedures.

Regulatory Reports

  • Compose relevant state filings and assist other functions in the filing of corresponding state filings.

Producer Management

  • Manage producer licensing, appointments, and terminations.
  • Manage license and appointment renewals to ensure compliance with state requirements.

What You Bring

  • 3+ years of experience in regulatory compliance, preferably in life or health insurance.
  • Strong knowledge of insurance industry processes, compliance regulations, and standards.
  • Proficiency with Wolter Kluwer NILS In Source, SERFF, IRFS, Microsoft Office Suite, and ability to learn company-specific systems.
  • Advanced research, problem solving, critical thinking and analytical skills.
  • Strong attention to detail, accuracy, organization, time management with the ability to multi-task and pivot.
  • Ability to work independently, escalating non-routine issues with recommendations for solutions.

Diversity and Inclusion

String and Key is a proud equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in and outside of the workplace. We strongly believe that everyone deserves a seat at the table and we support a culture where our people are empowered to be their authentic selves each and everyday.

We’re building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills to reflect the world that we live in and the customers we serve. You are welcomed to apply for this role free of biases or discrimination regardless of your race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by law.

Benefits

A Great Team – We focus on hiring people from diverse backgrounds who are easy to get along with and fantastic teammates.

Flexible Work Schedule – Remote work schedule. We’re interested in what you contribute more so than when you do it.

Work Life Balance – Unlimited PTO, Paid Holidays, along with Paid Summer Fridays and Paid parental leave.

Competitive Compensation – Exact compensation range is determined based on your region, years of experience, and specific skill set using aggregate market data from PayScale.

Health & Wellness – We offer 100% Medical Care Coverage for you and generous contributions for family, Dental and Vision Coverage, Commuter and Parking Reimbursement, 401k with a 4% Match, Health and Wellness Reimbursement, Free talkspace membership, Voluntary Long-term and Short-term Disability, Life Insurance and FSA/HSA.

Career Development – String and Key believes in upskilling their teams so each employee is provided a $1,000 annual training allowance.

Friendly office environments – Two modern offices; one in Dumbo, Brooklyn and the other in Durham, NC, offering a variety of working spaces for individual or team collaboration with free meals and snacks.

Social events – Monthly culture events, celebrations, team outings and social hours.

 

 

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