BSA Officer

sFOX is a full-service prime dealer uniting liquidity from over 30 exchanges and OTC desks in one easy-to-manage platform. sFOX's platform provides traders with best execution services from a single account, a single counterparty, and a single workflow — giving traders greater capital efficiency. Its smart order router algorithmically routes traders to the most competitive prices worldwide, reducing slippage and improving trade performance across immense scale. sFOX is committed to the highest standards of investor protection and reliability. The platform is SOC 2 certified and provides access to the market 24/7 with 99.99% uptime. Founded in 2014, the company is backed by Social Capital, Digital Currency Group, Khosla Ventures, DHVC, Haystack, Blockchain Capital, Y Combinator, and executives from PayPal and Airbnb. We’re on a mission to open the world’s financial markets to everyone and we’re looking for exceptional talent to join our rapidly growing team. Role The U.S. BSA Officer is responsible for the design, implementation, and administration of the firm’s BSA/AML compliance program. Operating under authority delegated by the Board, the role ensures the firm maintains an effective, risk-based AML framework aligned with FinCEN guidance and applicable regulatory requirements. The BSA Officer oversees suspicious activity monitoring, regulatory reporting, financial crime investigations, and AML governance, and works closely with senior leadership and cross-functional teams to ensure financial crime controls are embedded across the business. The role also serves as the primary liaison with regulators, auditors, and law enforcement on BSA/AML matters. Responsibilities: Serve as the designated BSA Officer for U.S. operations, responsible for administration of the firm’s AML/BSA program Maintain and enhance a risk-based AML program, including policies, procedures, and internal controls aligned with applicable regulatory requirements Oversee transaction monitoring, investigations, and case management, ensuring appropriate escalation and documentation of suspicious activity Review and approve Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and ensure timely filing with FinCEN and applicable authorities Serve as the primary point of contact for law enforcement inquiries, subpoenas, and regulatory information requests related to financial crime matters Support regulatory examinations, independent audits, and internal reviews of the AML program Provide AML risk guidance for new products, services, and business initiatives, ensuring financial crime controls are embedded in business processes Oversee customer due diligence and enhanced due diligence frameworks, including onboarding and ongoing monitoring controls Maintain the firm’s AML risk assessment and training program, ensuring staff are appropriately trained on financial crime obligations Prepare periodic reporting to senior management and the Board on AML program effectiveness, risks, and remediation efforts Provide regular reporting to senior management and the Board of Directors regarding the effectiveness of the AML/BSA program, including key risks, suspicious activity reporting metrics, and program enhancements Escalate material financial crime risks, control deficiencies, or regulatory matters to senior management and the Board as appropriate Support preparation of materials for Board and committee meetings relating to AML/BSA and financial crime risk Ensure appropriate documentation and follow-up on actions directed by senior management or the Board related to AML program governance Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Law, Business, Criminal Justice, or a related field required. Advanced degree (JD, MBA) or relevant compliance certifications preferred 10+ years of experience in AML/BSA, financial crime compliance, or related risk management functions within financial services, fintech, or digital asset institutions Strong knowledge of U.S. BSA/AML regulati ... (truncated, view full listing at source)