This role is ideal for people who enjoy research, structured thinking and making sense of complex rules. A third party is sharing this job to help detail-focused candidates connect with a remote position that blends regulatory review, data mapping and clear documentation.
You will help develop a regulatory intelligence platform that organizes government data into useful insights. You will review official sources, match information to internal models and support teams that handle data workflows. This position is well suited for someone who likes steady research, clear process steps and consistent accuracy.
Job summary
Position: Regulatory Analyst
Company: TD International
Location: Remote, US based
Employment: Full time
Salary Range: 55000 to 65000 USD yearly
Job Category: Regulatory Research and Analysis
Main responsibilities
You will study regulatory databases such as the Federal Register. You will review how these sources are organized and map them into internal structures. You will help shape the format used for new data and support long term consistency across all entries.
You will help design plans for bringing new content into the internal platform. You will work with engineering teams to review integration steps and test API related tasks. You will ensure new information is mapped correctly and follows the data model.
You will help maintain the quality of incoming data. You will spot check new entries. You will confirm metadata and match it with official sources. You will help solve issues tied to missing fields, unclear formats or inconsistent entries.
You will help refine data models when needed. You will support changes to handle multiple document styles across many regions. You will consider how layouts, fields and formats vary between sources, then adjust models to keep everything aligned.
You will work with teams inside and outside the company. You will help monitor ingestion workflows and flag concerns tied to quality or delays. You will share updates and help move concerns to the right teams.
You will review AI produced outputs. You will check accuracy, relevance and alignment with platform goals. You will make sure results follow regulations and support trusted use.
You will handle sensitive information with care. You will follow internal rules for storing and processing personal data. You will report possible security concerns to the technology team without delay.
You will work in a way that supports client goals, teamwork and steady improvement.
Key values
TDI focuses on client needs. Staff respond quickly, clearly and with care. Results matter, and teams work to deliver strong outcomes through organized steps. Teamwork is also important. Staff support each other, share updates and meet goals together.
Required qualifications
You need a bachelor’s degree or equal experience. Helpful fields include law, public policy, business, international relations, information science or related areas.
You should have at least two years of experience in a similar field. Helpful backgrounds include regulatory research, compliance operations, legal tech, data structure work or content pipelines that use APIs.
You need to understand how regulatory content is published. You should know how US and EU bodies structure rules and official notices. You should be able to turn complex rules into simple data fields.
You must be able to work with technical and non technical teams. You must be able to explain ideas clearly and move work forward. You need strong attention to detail when reviewing legal content or data models.
It helps if you know API basics, data validation steps and content ingestion workflows. Experience reviewing AI or LLM results is also helpful. Comfort with Excel is needed, but coding skills are not required.
You must be able to handle research tasks in a steady, careful way. You should enjoy making sense of ambiguous information.
Work location and eligibility
This role is open to US based candidates only. It is remote, but can be hybrid if you live near Washington DC. You must be authorized to work in the US. The company cannot sponsor visas.
About the company
TD International has supported global clients since 1999. The company offers advisory services, due diligence work, investigations and analytics. Its teams help organizations handle commercial, regulatory and reputational risks. TDI works at the intersection of commercial skill, intelligence expertise and modern data methods. The firm helps clients understand complex environments and make informed decisions.
TDI values clear judgment, strong research and careful action. Staff work across many fields and help deliver insight that clients can trust. The company supports a culture built on teamwork, respect and shared goals.
Equal opportunity
TDI follows fair hiring rules. The company does not discriminate based on gender, identity, race, age, religion, origin, disability or other protected traits. All applicants receive equal consideration.
How to apply
Apply through the official TD International career page. Include a resume that shows your regulatory research experience, your attention to detail and your work with structured data. If selected, the hiring team will contact you with next steps.
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