Sr Compliance Specialist

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What you will do

Johnson Controls (“JC”) is seeking an experienced compliance candidate to serve as Compliance Specialist for area of Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan (“HMT”), with primary responsibilities to promote compliance with various anti[1]corruption, fair competition, data protection, and similar compliance-related laws. This person will work closely with business management, compliance professionals, and other lawyers in the Law Department in support of JC’s compliance programs in HMT area with an emphasis on anti-corruption compliance.

Reporting to Asia Compliance Counsel, this position will have regional responsibilities specifically to oversee JC’s anticorruption program. He or she will work as part of JC’s global Law team and will also work closely with compliance and audit personnel at both corporate and business levels in managing and resolving compliance issues, focusing on compliance with anticorruption laws.

This position requires someone with strong compliance and interpersonal skills, as it will involve direct interaction and communication with senior-level executives, as well as business-level employees throughout the region. The candidate must demonstrate sound judgment and unwavering ethics, given the complexities and challenges of global compliance requirements.

How you will do it

• Supporting the global compliance organization as part of JC’s compliance function in HMT area, including delivering trainings, communications and regular business counseling.
• Participating in designing and implementing in-region anticorruption compliance program.
• Partnering with regional operating units in promoting a culture of compliance, focusing on anticorruption, fair competition and data privacy.
• Implementing JC’s policies, procedures, and standards of conduct throughout the region.
• Developing effective lines of communication with senior regional and segment management.
• Assisting with internal investigations, conducting periodic risk assessments and response plans, and internal monitoring and auditing.
• Responding promptly to detected offenses, including development of corrective actions.
• Supporting acquisitions and divestitures with sound risk management principles, including participating in due diligence.
  

What we look for

• Bachelor’s degree in law, finance control or internal audit.
• It would be a plus if admitted to practice in a qualified jurisdiction with a minimum of 7 years practice experience in a national law firm or in-house corporate setting.
• Demonstrated practice experience in anti-bribery (FCPA) counseling and enforcement, anti-trust, trade regulation, competition law and similar regulatory regimes.
• Ability to work within a team framework and across multiple culture