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Opendoor is building the modern system of homeownership, offering an end-to-end online experience for buying and selling homes. This role owns the compliance processes that support property closings and the handling of transaction funds.
You will build and maintain a title and escrow compliance program in partnership with Legal and operating leaders. Key responsibilities include:
• Maintain a clear inventory of relevant entities, jurisdictions, and compliance obligations with assigned owners and a recurring compliance calendar.
• Coordinate licensing, renewals, filings, and other recurring obligations with Legal and operating teams.
• Develop and improve procedures and controls for closing activities and the handling of transaction funds.
• Coordinate audit and compliance review preparation, organize supporting evidence, and track findings through resolution.
• Implement corrective actions with operating teams, verify that fixes work, and monitor for recurring issues.
• Turn policies and requirements into usable procedures, training, and guidance for teams carrying out the work.
• Partner with external advisers and consultants, translating their recommendations into lasting internal processes.
• Use approved technology, automation, and AI to improve tracking, reporting, and evidence collection.
• Communicate risks, unresolved issues, and decisions clearly, escalating concerns early.
This is a hands-on role with meaningful ownership as Opendoor transforms how it operates. You'll identify gaps, implement improvements, and establish clear accountability across teams.
REQUIREMENTS:
• Hands-on experience owning compliance work within title, escrow, or real estate settlement operations.
• Working knowledge of title and escrow workflows and the controls that support accurate closings and responsible handling of transaction funds.
• Experience translating regulatory requirements into practical procedures, controls, and recurring operating processes.
• A record of personally implementing corrective actions and verifying their effectiveness.
• Ability to assess requirements across business activities and jurisdictions, partnering with Legal or specialists when interpretation is needed.
• Strong organization and follow-through across deadlines, documentation, issue tracking, and multiple stakeholders.
• Clear communication and sound judgment when explaining risks, recommending actions, and escalating concerns.
• Experience improving workflows through technology or automation, with attention to accuracy, review, and ongoing maintenance.
BONUS:
• Experience supporting title or escrow compliance across multiple states.
• Experience bringing a consultant-led remediation effort into ongoing internal ownership.
• Experience building or improving a compliance program in a growing or changing business.
• Practical experience using AI to simplify compliance workflows.
