Global RegTech Counsel - Technology & Enterprise Resilience

Mastercard; New York (NY); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Mastercard is seeking a regulatory expert to lead the execution of its regulatory strategy across technology infrastructure and enterprise resilience in New York. The role reports to the VP Regulatory-Technology and requires translating complex regulations into operational guidance for technology and supplier management teams.

You will work with technology risk and controls to implement technology controls, coordinate with regulators worldwide, and ensure contracts with third parties meet

Qualifications

• JD from an established and reputable law school.
• Experience translating regulations into actionable guidance for technology/infrastructure and resilience teams.
• Strong understanding of regulatory frameworks in payments/banking.
• Proactive, timely, results-driven approach with executive presence.

Responsibilities

• Liaise with global regulators to meet supervisory obligations and minimize regulatory impact.
• Drive execution of regulatory strategy across technology infrastructure and enterprise resilience.
• Translate regulatory requirements into technology control frameworks with risk and controls teams.
• Coordinate engagement with regulators on regimes for technology, infrastructure, and resilience.
• Align with legal on regulatory requirements in contracts with third parties.

Skills

Regulatory strategy

Regulatory interpretation

Regulatory compliance

Stakeholder influencing

Education

JD from a reputable law school

Job description

Mastercard is seeking a regulatory expert to lead the execution of its regulatory strategy across technology infrastructure and enterprise resilience in New York. The role reports to the VP Regulatory-Technology and requires translating complex regulations into operational guidance for technology and supplier management teams.

You will work with technology risk and controls to implement technology controls, coordinate with regulators worldwide, and ensure contracts with third parties meet