• the firm's regulatory relationships, the monitoring of federal and state regulations, responses to inquiries and the submission of required reports;
• the annual Robinhood Crypto Anti-Money-Laundering audit and remedies to the problems it uncovers;
• participation on Robinhood's crypto-governance committees and compliance committees;
• AML/KYC liaison with experts in the firm's parent company;
• the management and monitoring of all complaints by customers, renewals of state licences, state regulatory visits and 'remediations' (i.e. putting things right at the behest of the regulators);
• spotting inefficiencies in operational processes and remedying them; and
• standard operating procedures.

RobinHood is insisting on:

• A Bachelor’s degree in Business, Economics, Computer Science, or the Liberal Arts.
• 8+ years of operational, risk, or compliance experience, ideally in finance or tech companies.
• FINRA SIE, Series 7, and Series 63.
• Familiarity with cryptocurrency operations and "consumer technology."
• Experience managing projects interfacing with technical and non-technical teams.
• Exceptional attention to detail and strong problem-solving skills.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• A self-starter who can work on his or her own.
• Resourcefulness.

Bonus points go to: an MBA or JD; a strong understanding of blockchain technology and mechanics; experience with crypto-currency, foreign exchange, or the securities market; and experience with retail customers. Absolutely no wage is mentioned in the job description on RobinHood's website.

In August the UK's Financial Conduct Authority authorised Robinhood International Ltd, a Robinhood subsidiary, to operate as a broker in London. Wander Rutgers is in charge of the office there. He worked at Plum and, before that, he led the product, compliance, and operations teams at TransferWise.