About this role
Stripe is a fintech innovation hub focused on building a modern cross-border payments network. They are seeking a Security Analyst / Program Manager to build and scale Bridge’s security foundation, designing security governance, risk, and compliance programs while leveraging industry best practices.
Responsibilities:
- Design, and implement Bridge’s security governance, risk and compliance roadmaps from first principles to production
- Identify and tackle Bridge’s most important security risks quickly and pragmatically
- Adopt Stripe’s programs, controls and processes where it makes sense, and find custom approaches where it doesn’t
- Lead risk assessment, control design and testing for all Security and Technology Oversight globally
- Reinforce engineering best practices around secure development and infrastructure
- Ensure Bridge meets compliance and audit expectations as we scale to more regulated markets
- Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, product, and Stripe’s security org to move fast without compromising safety
Requirements:
- Have 8+ years of experience in Security GRC, ideally with time spent in fast-paced startup environments where you've built security practices from the ground up
- Have a startup mindset: you're scrappy, pragmatic, and move quickly to solve the most critical problems
- You're proficient with NIST CSF, OCC's Cybersecurity Supervision Work Program and/or FFIEC IT Examination Handbook or other similar global frameworks
- Proven prior experience with regulatory audits from Global auditors across Security domains
- Thrive in ambiguity and know how to ruthlessly prioritize
- Can balance security rigor with speed, especially in fast-moving environments
- Communicate clearly across technical and non-technical partners
- Have experience building or scaling security programs, either at a startup or in an embedded role
- Are excited about the potential of crypto and stablecoins to power global financial infrastructure (you don't need deep prior knowledge—just curiosity and openness to learn)