Compliance Analyst

Compliance AnalystWe are looking for a Compliance Analyst to support day-to-day compliance operations and work directly under the Legal function. This role is ideal for someone with a strong foundation in regulatory compliance, risk management, controls, and investigative processes who is ready to take on increasing ownership and operate with a high degree of judgment and professionalism. This is a hands-on role with room to grow and take ownership of increasingly complex compliance matters.Location: This role is based in New York, NY on a hybrid schedule, and that is our preference. We will consider remote candidates in the United States who can work on Eastern time.Key ResponsibilitiesConduct compliance reviews, monitoring, and testing across regulatory obligations.Review and investigate potential compliance issues, document findings, and escalate where appropriate.Identify control gaps and assist with remediation and follow-up.Assist with regulatory reporting, audits, and compliance assessments.Monitor regulatory developments relevant to tax software, data privacy, and financial services; summarize what matters for April; and propose and help implement updates to internal policies and procedures.Run point on customer due diligence requests: third-party risk management questionnaires, compliance and privacy due diligence questionnaires, audit requests, and ongoing monitoring asks from customers.Work with the Security team to deliver consistent, accurate answers across security, privacy, and regulatory questionnaires, and maintain the Legal/compliance answer bank.Own the vendor compliance intake process: risk-tier new vendors, collect and review their security and privacy documentation, and route anything that needs Legal or Security review.Keep April's compliance policies current, track review dates, manage version control, and drive the annual review and approval cycle.Coordinate compliance training: schedule it, track completion, and help write content that people will read.Support the AI governance program, including the inventory of AI use cases, vendor and model documentation, and review workflows.Experience1–4 years of experience in compliance, risk, privacy, or a closely related function, ideally at a regulated company or a firm serving regulated clients.Working familiarity with at least one of: U.S. financial privacy law, data privacy frameworks, third-party risk management, or regulatory compliance in financial services or tax.Strong analytical and investigative skills, organizational habits. You keep trackers accurate, meet deadlines without being chased, and leave a record others can pick up.Comfortable working independently and handling sensitive information.Nice to HaveExperience at a fintech, bank, or tax software company, or in a role supporting those clients.Exposure to IRC, IRS e-file provider rules, or tax-industry data protection requirements.Experience responding to bank or financial-institution due diligence questionnaires, or working inside a compliance management tool.Privacy or compliance certification, or active progress toward one.In compliance with federal law, all persons hired will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire.April is the only embedded, year-round tax platform built to power smarter financial decisions. From filing to planning to onboarding, April's white-labeled tools bring real-time tax intelligence into the platforms people already use, helping users understand the impact of every paycheck, equity transaction, or income shift, and stay on top of tax payments throughout the year. Built to handle even the most complex tax situations, April's AI-powered tax engine ingests data directly from partner apps to deliver accurate outcomes in record time—making tax planning and filing more connected, contextual, and accessible than ever. With API-first infrastructure and seamless data integrations, April helps partners deliver more value, deepen loyalty, and turn taxes into a strategic edge—for their clients and their business.