About Brite Founded in 2019, Brite Payments is a leading open banking-powered account-to-account (A2A) payment provider of instant payments, payouts, and other financial services in Europe. Brite is committed to creating fast, secure, and transparent payment solutions that reduce risk for businesses and provide consumers with the best possible payment experience. At the heart of Brite is our proprietary instant payments network, Brite IPN, which enables real-time, 24/7 transaction processing with no delays, sign-ups, or card details required. Today, Brite connects with over 3,800 banks in 27 European markets and is committed to delivering cutting-edge, next-generation payment solutions that meet the market’s evolving needs. Headquartered in Stockholm, Brite has offices in Malaga, Malta and the UK, and now numbers over 170+ colleagues. Want to join us on our journey? The future is Brite! What we are looking for As the Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) at Brite AB, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing and enhancing our Sweden-based anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorism financing (CTF) and sanctions programs for our EU operations, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and Brite's policies. Collaborating with the teams in our headquarters in Stockholm (including the Management, Financial Crimes Prevention and Compliance teams), your responsibilities will include support with and oversight of the first line AML, CTF and sanctions activities, investigating and reporting suspicious transactions escalated by the business, and ensuring adherence to best practice, the Swedish FSA’s expectations and regulatory frameworks. You will become part of the Brite group’s experienced and engaged Compliance and MLRO team, which is expanding from the current 2 FTEs. The MLRO will report to the Compliance Director, who is also located at the headquarters in Stockholm. Your duties will encompass a broad spectrum of responsibilities, including but not limited to: Serve as Brite AB's MLRO located in Sweden, liaising with both internal and external parties on financial crime matters. Oversee and together with the Head of Financial Crime Prevention refine Brite's AML/CTF and sanctions program, ensuring continuous improvement and compliance. Following up and testing compliance and quality in the anti-financial crimes work. Conduct investigations, detect and report suspicious activities, and ensure compliance with all relevant laws and regulations. Provide guidance on AML, CTF, and sanctions compliance, and lead financial crime awareness training for staff. Regularly report on financial crime risks and compliance to the board and management. Contribute to the timely regulatory reporting on AML to the Swedish FSA. Update governing documents for financial crimes compliance and give input to other policy owners as required. Stay informed on regulatory developments within financial crimes, assess their impact on Brite and participate in implementation projects. Perform risk assessments, support other departments in regulatory compliance, and handle internal and external audits. Are you a Brite mind? We are looking for a Brite mind who excels in working independently, adept at prioritizing tasks and meeting deadlines. A positive, flexible approach to challenges, strong analytical skills, and meticulous attention to detail are key. The role requires adaptability and a 'can do' attitude. The ability to simplify complex matters into actionable recommendations for senior management and the board is essential. The ideal candidate will bring: 5+ years experience as an MLRO in a financial institution (preferably a payment services provider) regulated by the Swedish FSA Solid AML, CTF and sanctions knowledge and experience Proven track record of providing governance and guidance as well as communication with senior management in this area Excellent Swedish and English writing and communication skills Skills in Microsoft Office and preferably also experience using Google suite. What we offer An optimistic, caring, and inclusive culture where you can be yourself. A dynamic, fast-paced, and innovative environment, with the chance to join one of Europe’s hottest fintechs and learn from industry leaders. The opportunity to make an impact from day one in an organisation that values quick decision-making, teamwork, and results over titles. Exposure to a variety of verticals and use cases for our payments products, working with some of the fastest-growing businesses in Europe. An annual well-being and professional development allowance to invest in your personal growth. A team of fun, skilled professionals who together raised the largest Series A ($60m) in Europe last year – join colleagues who are committed to making a lasting impact. Do you want to learn more about our recruitment process? Here you can read about the hiring flow and find answers to the most frequently asked questions. *** Please apply with your CV or your LinkedIn profile. We use screening questions to streamline this recruitment process, so a personal letter is not needed.
About Brite Founded in 2019, Brite Payments is a leading open banking-powered account-to-account (A2A) payment provider of instant payments, payouts, and other financial services in Europe. Brite is committed to creating fast, secure, and transparent payment solutions that reduce risk for businesses and provide consumers with the best possible payment experience. At the heart of Brite is our proprietary instant payments network, Brite IPN, which enables real-time, 24/7 transaction processing with no delays, sign-ups, or card details required. Today, Brite connects with over 3,800 banks in 27 European markets and is committed to delivering cutting-edge, next-generation payment solutions that meet the market’s evolving needs. Headquartered in Stockholm, Brite has offices in Malaga, Malta and the UK, and now numbers over 160+ colleagues. Want to join us on our journey? The future is Brite! What we are looking for As the Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) at Brite AB, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing and enhancing our Sweden-based anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorism financing (CTF) and sanctions programs for our EU operations, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and Brite's policies. Collaborating with the teams in our headquarters in Stockholm (including the Management, Financial Crimes Prevention and Compliance teams), your responsibilities will include support with and oversight of the first line AML, CTF and sanctions activities, investigating and reporting suspicious transactions escalated by the business, and ensuring adherence to best practice, the Swedish FSA’s expectations and regulatory frameworks. You will become part of the Brite group’s experienced and engaged Compliance and MLRO team, which is expanding from the current 2 FTEs. The MLRO will report to the Compliance Director, who is also located at the headquarters in Stockholm. Your duties will encompass a broad spectrum of responsibilities, including but not limited to: Serve as Brite AB's MLRO located in Sweden, liaising with both internal and external parties on financial crime matters. Oversee and together with the Head of Financial Crime Prevention refine Brite's AML/CTF and sanctions program, ensuring continuous improvement and compliance. Following up and testing compliance and quality in the anti-financial crimes work. Conduct investigations, detect and report suspicious activities, and ensure compliance with all relevant laws and regulations. Provide guidance on AML, CTF, and sanctions compliance, and lead financial crime awareness training for staff. Regularly report on financial crime risks and compliance to the board and management. Contribute to the timely regulatory reporting on AML to the Swedish FSA. Update governing documents for financial crimes compliance and give input to other policy owners as required. Stay informed on regulatory developments within financial crimes, assess their impact on Brite and participate in implementation projects. Perform risk assessments, support other departments in regulatory compliance, and handle internal and external audits. Are you a Brite mind? We are looking for a Brite mind who excels in working independently, adept at prioritizing tasks and meeting deadlines. A positive, flexible approach to challenges, strong analytical skills, and meticulous attention to detail are key. The role requires adaptability and a 'can do' attitude. The ability to simplify complex matters into actionable recommendations for senior management and the board is essential. The ideal candidate will bring: 5+ years experience as an MLRO in a financial institution (preferably a payment services provider) regulated by the Swedish FSA Solid AML, CTF and sanctions knowledge and experience Proven track record of providing governance and guidance as well as communication with senior management in this area Excellent Swedish and English writing and communication skills Skills in Microsoft Office and preferably also experience using Google suite. What we offer An optimistic, caring, and inclusive culture where you can be yourself. A dynamic, fast-paced, and innovative environment, with the chance to join one of Europe’s hottest fintechs and learn from industry leaders. The opportunity to make an impact from day one in an organisation that values quick decision-making, teamwork, and results over titles. Exposure to a variety of verticals and use cases for our payments products, working with some of the fastest-growing businesses in Europe. An annual well-being and professional development allowance to invest in your personal growth. A team of fun, skilled professionals who together raised the largest Series A ($60m) in Europe last year – join colleagues who are committed to making a lasting impact. Do you want to learn more about our recruitment process? Here you can read about the hiring flow and find answers to the most frequently asked questions. *** Please apply with your CV or your LinkedIn profile. We use screening questions to streamline this recruitment process, so a personal letter is not needed.
Some of the things you’ll do As Legal Counsel at Altris, you will play a key role in supporting the company’s legal needs across commercial, corporate, and strategic matters. You will be responsible for drafting, reviewing, and negotiating various legal agreements while ensuring compliance with applicable regulations. You will work closely with senior management and cross-functional teams, providing legal guidance to support Altris business objectives in a fast-paced and growing environment. Key responsibilities include (but are not limited to) Draft, review, and negotiate a variety of agreements, including MoUs, NDAs, LOIs, procurement contracts, partnership contracts, and commercial agreements. Provide legal support on investment agreements, shareholder agreements, and cap table management. Advise management and internal stakeholders on legal risks and implications of business strategies and transactions. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, industry standards, and best practices. Collaborate with external legal counsel when necessary for specialized legal matters. Support corporate governance and legal structuring for Altris’ growth and investment activities. Develop and maintain internal legal policies and contract templates to ensure consistency and efficiency. What Were looking for Law degree from an accredited university (LL.M. or equivalent). 5+ years of relevant experience, preferably from a law firm or in-house legal role within a growth company, energy, tech, or manufacturing sector. Strong experience in drafting and negotiating commercial agreements, procurement contracts, and corporate governance documents. Understanding of investment agreements, shareholder agreements, and cap table management. Ability to provide strategic legal counsel to senior management and cross-functional teams. Knowledge of applicable corporate, commercial, and contract law, particularly in Sweden and/or the EU. Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to clearly communicate legal concepts to non-legal stakeholders. Ability to provide clear, concise legal guidance, focusing on key risks and high-impact areas to enable fast and informed decision-making. Proactive approach to identifying risks and providing business-oriented solutions. Fluency in English. Swedish language skills are a plus but not mandatory. What you will get We can promise you that you will be challenged, develop your skills and have the opportunity to work with truly amazing and competent colleagues. If you like changes and want to set new processes and ways of working - this is the place for you! Diversity and inclusion are very important to us and we are committed to creating an inclusive work environment. We want to be a workplace where everyone’s perspectives and opinions are valued, and we are dedicated to creating opportunities for all employees to thrive and reach their full potential.
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