Senior European Regulatory Counsel – Payments

Payoneer Inc.; Dublin; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Payoneer Inc. is seeking a Regulatory Counsel for Europe, based in Dublin or London, reporting to the Global Regulatory Counsel in New York. You will provide strategic legal advice on European regulatory matters affecting Ireland, the UK and other jurisdictions.

The role requires 6–7 years of legal experience in financial services, with ability to engage regulators and internal stakeholders, and to work independently while collaborating across functions. Occasional travel may be involved.

Qualifications

• Qualified to practice law in Ireland or the United Kingdom.
• Eligible to work/live in Ireland or the United Kingdom.
• 6–7 years of legal experience with payments/financial services preferred.
• Experience working with regulators is an advantage.
• Ability to advise internal stakeholders on complex regulatory matters.
• Strong written and verbal communication; collaborative teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Provide legal advice on significant European regulatory matters for Payoneer.
• Support Ireland/UK management and compliance teams with regulator relations.
• Research evolving European regulations and assess impact on Payoneer’s strategy.
• Coordinate with outside counsel in the region as needed.
• Assist product, marketing and other teams on regulatory developments for new services.

Skills

Regulatory affairs

Legal analysis

Regulatory liaison

Stakeholder comms

Independent work

Education

Qualified to practice law in Ireland/UK

Job description

Payoneer Inc. is seeking a Regulatory Counsel for Europe, based in Dublin or London, reporting to the Global Regulatory Counsel in New York. You will provide strategic legal advice on European regulatory matters affecting Ireland, the UK and other jurisdictions.

The role requires 6–7 years of legal experience in financial services, with ability to engage regulators and internal stakeholders, and to work independently while collaborating across functions. Occasional travel may be involved.