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NVIDIA

Global Payment Operations and Compliance Manager

NVIDIA
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onsite senior full-time $184,000 - $287,500 per year Santa Clara, CA

First indexed 2 Oct 2026

Description

Join NVIDIA as a Global Payment Operations and Compliance Manager in Santa Clara, CA. You will lead all aspects of the payment lifecycle, ensuring smooth, touchless, secure, and compliant payment processing globally.

Responsibilities:

  • Coordinate daily operations of global accounts payable payments, ensuring timely processing and strict adherence to on-time payment SLAs.
  • Lead transmission of payments through ERP and Host to Host (H2H) network to banks.
  • Ensure system reconciliations between H2H transmission, bank acknowledgements, and rejection files.
  • Develop and maintain fraud detection rules and system checks for all vendor disbursements.
  • Monitor payments, including rejections, across various channels in real-time.
  • Uphold compliance with global regulations and industry standard processes.
  • Lead a team of global payment processors, implementing standard processes and operational controls.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field (or equivalent experience).
  • 10+ years of experience in Payment management processes and system implementation.
  • 4+ years of leadership experience.
  • Proven expertise in managing automation of Payment Systems workflows and payment transmissions.
  • Strong knowledge of KYC, AML, and other regulatory compliance requirements.
  • Outstanding analytical skills for conducting audits and investigating potential fraudulent transactions.
  • Experience in AI tools and capabilities, including Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, in a finance or business context.
  • Excellent team management skills with the ability to lead and encourage a diverse team.

Benefits:

  • Highly competitive salary: $184,000 - $287,500 per year
  • Comprehensive benefits package
  • Equity eligibility