CPT Compliance Manager Jobs
Compliance Manager roles fit CPT when your degree program includes regulatory affairs, risk management, or business ethics coursework and your DSO can document the direct curricular connection. These positions typically require employer authorization of your CPT before your start date, so timeline coordination matters.
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INTRODUCTION
The Internal Audit Regulatory Manager is responsible for overseeing all regulatory and compliance-related audit activities, with a particular focus on National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) examinations, quality assurance and improvement program (QAIP) reviews, and the continuous enhancement of audit methodologies. This role ensures the Internal Audit function remains in compliance with regulatory expectations, internal policies, and industry best practices, playing a key leadership role in maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of the audit function across the institution.
Responsibilities
Regulatory Audit Management
- Oversee and manage the planning, execution, and reporting of compliance-focused internal audits, including BSA/AML, fair lending, UDAAP, and other consumer-protection regulations
- Oversee documentation, workpapers, and reports to ensure they are accurate, complete, and comply with the Global IIA Standards
- Ensure audit coverage addresses key compliance risks and controls across the Credit Union
- Collaborate with Compliance and Risk Management functions to align audit coverage
- Implement processes and procedures to ensure the Internal Audit function is compliant with Global IIA Standards and are completed competently, efficiently, and within the required/communicated deadline
- Promptly involve stakeholders and the SVP Internal Audit/CAE when issue(s) arise
- Create and manage the budget and resource allocation for the department
Risk Assessment & Strategy
- Plays an integral role in the risk-based audit plan by contributing to the risk assessment methodology and overseeing the risk-based audit plan results
- Identifies and assesses risks and adjusts the risk-based audit plan as needed, evaluating proper coverage of critical areas, risks, and regulations
- Stays current with industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging risks
- Assign and manage resources to effectively execute the audit plan
- Manage the audit plan and communicate adjustments timely and accurately
- Present and communicate findings, root cause analysis, and actionable recommendations to stakeholders
- Leverage audit results and data trends to advise management on areas of strategic concern
- Create and execute internal strategic objectives that support the overall internal audit functions’ mission and vision
Regulatory Oversight
- Act as the primary liaison for NCUA and other regulatory examination engagements
- Manage regulatory exam coordination efforts, ensuring a timely and complete response to examiner requests
- Monitor changes in regulatory requirements and adjust audit practices accordingly
Audit Methodology & QAIP
- Lead the development and continuous improvement of the Internal Audit methodology in accordance with the Global IIA Standards
- Manage the Internal Audit Quality Assurance and Improvement Program (QAIP), including both internal and external assessments
- Evaluate and recommend enhancements to audit tools, templates, documentation practices, and internal policies and procedures
Reporting & Communication
- Effectively communicate with internal departments, external auditors, regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders
- Communicate audit findings, risks, and recommendations clearly to senior leadership and to the Supervisory Committee
Team Leadership & Development
- Supervise, coach, and develop a team on complex or sensitive regulatory engagements
- Train and mentor staff on compliance auditing and regulatory examination preparedness
- Foster a culture of collaboration, integrity, accountability, and continuous learning and improvement
- Coordinate, direct, and support the appropriate education, certification, and training of staff in support of the department and division’s objectives
- Complete performance appraisals for supervised audit staff, set established goals, and review established goals consistently
- Promote a culture of integrity, accountability, professionalism, and ethical conduct
- Maintain certifications and fulfill annual CPE requirements
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or related field (required)
- Master’s degree preferred
CERTIFICATIONS
- CIA, Quality Assessor Certificate, CBSAP, CUCO
Experience
- 7+ years’ experience of internal audit, regulatory compliance, risk management, or related experience. Public accounting experience a plus
- 3+ years’ experience in a leadership or management role
- Strong understanding of NCUA regulatory requirements and examination processes
- Demonstrated experience leading or managing QAIP or regulatory audits
- Credit Union or financial institution experience in operations, compliance, management, risk management, preferred
SKILLS/ABILITIES
- Extensive knowledge of regulatory compliance and risk management frameworks
- Expertise in Global IA Standards and other regulatory requirements (e.g., FDIC, OCC, CFPB)
- Strong leadership, communication, and project management skills
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including experience reporting to executives and boards
- Self-starter, highly motivated, organized, and detail-oriented
- Professional in appearance and attitude
- Strong interpersonal skills and excellent team player
- Demonstrates curiosity, analytics skills and problem solving
- Proficient Microsoft Office skills. Ability to operate related computer applications and software
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE ASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITIES
- Ability to work well independently with limited daily supervision while meeting deadlines
- Ability to navigate through ambiguity, manage and coordinate multiple projects simultaneously, accept ownership and accountability for projects and decisions, and deliver on commitments
REQUIREMENTS/KNOWLEDGE
- Strong understanding of the Global IIA Standards
- Proficient in Microsoft Office products
- Thorough knowledge of credit union products, services, policies and procedures
- Strong understanding of related legal and regulatory standards
- Demonstrate strong business acumen, problem-solving and analytical skills
- Travel may be required
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Get Access To All JobsCompliance Manager CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Compliance Manager role qualify for CPT authorization?
It depends on your program of study and how your school defines curricular relevance. Degrees in business administration, finance, law, or public policy typically support CPT approval for Compliance Manager roles because the work directly applies coursework in regulatory frameworks, risk assessment, or corporate governance. Your DSO makes the final determination, so bring the job description to your authorization meeting.
Can I do CPT as a Compliance Manager on a part-time basis?
Yes. CPT can be authorized as part-time (under 20 hours per week) or full-time (20 or more hours per week), and the distinction matters for your OPT eligibility later. Twelve months or more of full-time CPT eliminates your OPT entitlement, so many F-1 students structure compliance internships as part-time arrangements during the academic year to protect post-graduation options.
How do I find Compliance Manager positions that are open to CPT students?
Migrate Mate lists employers with verified work authorization filing history, which helps you identify companies already familiar with F-1 employment requirements. Compliance roles in regulated industries like banking, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals tend to have established HR processes for international students, making them more practical targets than startups or employers without prior experience hiring on CPT.
What documentation does my employer need from me to hire me on CPT?
Your employer needs your CPT-authorized I-20, which lists the employer name, work location, start and end dates, and whether authorization is full-time or part-time. USCIS does not issue a separate EAD for CPT. Your I-20 with the CPT endorsement is your work authorization document. Some employers also request your current visa stamp and passport for I-9 verification purposes.
Does CPT experience as a Compliance Manager count toward future H-1B sponsorship?
CPT work experience counts as U.S. work history and can strengthen a future H-1B visa petition, particularly when it demonstrates progressive responsibility in a specialty occupation. Compliance Manager roles typically qualify as specialty occupations under USCIS standards because they require at least a bachelor's degree in a directly related field. Keeping performance reviews, project documentation, and your CPT authorization records supports that argument if USCIS issues a Request for Evidence.