Compliance Officer

We at A Bright Future, are looking for a dynamic, organize, and process driven Compliance Officer for our Northbay, Sacramento Eastbay and Los Angeles regions. Our Compliance Officer are responsible for ensuring that all corporate processes and procedures comply with the law and regulations of the Regional Centers. The Compliance Officer is also responsible for ensuring that company operations comply with internal standards too. Duties: Monitorsall operational processes and procedures using a compliance management platformo ensure that the company complies with all legal regulations and ethical standards. Manages information flowby researching, recording and analysing data and information. With a regular flow of information and conducting compliance risk assessments,they ensure that the business runs smoothly. Educatesstaff so that they are informed of any legal changes and updates to compliance guidelines. Acts as contact person and liaisonbetween department heads and senior management. Conducts regular assessmentsto determine whether policies are compliant with the law. Job Requirements: 3 – 5 years' proven experience in a compliance officer role in SLS. Good knowledge of legal requirements and procedures. Brilliant oral and written communication skills. Highly-analytical with strong attention to detail. Must possess the ability to deal tactfully with personnel, leadership, clients, and the general public. Must have a positive attitude and a passion for helping people Exceptional verbal and written communication skills Excellent time management and organizational skills The following questions are entirely optional.

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