Property Compliance Team Lead London, United Kingdom · Posted 11 September, 2026

Kamma solves one of the messiest, riskiest parts of the UK housing market: property licensing. Regulations change constantly, fines are huge, and even senior public figures get caught out. We make compliance clear, accurate and effortless — turning a painful cost centre into a genuine commercial advantage.

Our platform is fast, flexible, and built to launch new products quickly as regulations shift. Enforcement is rising, rent repayment orders are doubling, and demand from the industry is accelerating. We already partner with major brands like Foxtons, JLL, Knight Frank, Chestertons and more — and new integrations are opening powerful routes for distribution and scale.

We're an AI‐native team. We automate everything we can, train every team member on modern AI tooling, and focus humans where they add the most value.

The timing is exceptional: strong foundations, clear momentum, and scaling fast towards Series B. You’ll join a curious, ambitious team that values ownership, clarity and pace — with equity that reflects the impact you’ll have.

We’re looking for a meticulous, experienced Property Compliance Team Lead to take ownership of our Licensing Applications team. You’ll manage and develop a team of Property Compliance Administrators, ensure every property license application submitted to local authorities is accurate and complete, and become the go-to expert on how requirements differ from council to council. Working closely with our Licensing Product Manager, you’ll find ways to streamline our application process end-to-end, build a more efficient audit process to guarantee 100% accuracy, and act as a senior point of contact for the letting agents and landlords we support.

What You Will Do

• Team Leadership & Development
  • Manage and support the Licensing Applications team, leading daily/weekly stand-ups to track progress, share updates, and unblock issues.
  • Train new and existing team members on application processes, council-specific requirements, and best practice.
  • Act as the escalation point for complex or high-risk cases, coaching the team through to resolution.
• Application Preparation & Submission
  • Complete online property licence application forms for local authorities (e.g., selective, additional, and HMO licences).
  • Upload and organise all documentation into shared systems (e.g., Airtable, HubSpot, or Google Drive).
  • Track progress and submit completed applications to the relevant council Portals, Perform QA of application submission.
• Council & Regulatory Expertise
  • Build and maintain deep knowledge of how application requirements, forms, and processes differ between local authorities across the UK.
  • Keep the team’s knowledge base and internal guidance up to date as council requirements change.
  • Act as the go-to expert for the team, and the wider business, on council-specific nuances.
• Process Improvement
  • Partner with the Licensing Product Manager to identify and implement ways to streamline the applications process, from data collection through to submission.
  • Identify opportunities to automate or improve existing workflows and tools.
  • Feed insights from the team’s day-to-day work into product and process improvements.
• Quality & Audit
  • Design and run a more efficient, thorough audit process for submitted applications to ensure 100% accuracy and compliance.
  • Regularly review a sample of applications, feeding back to individuals and identifying trends.
  • Maintain and improve quality control checklists KPIs and standards for the team.
• Customer Relationships
  • Build strong, trusted relationships with letting agents and landlords, acting as a senior point of contact for more complex or sensitive queries.
  • Liaise directly with council officers to resolve escalated or unusual cases.
  • Represent the team professionally in all customer-facing communications.
• Reporting
  • Maintain accurate, up-to-date logs of in-progress and submitted applications across the team.
  • Provide regular reporting on team performance, application volumes, and audit outcomes to senior stakeholders.

What You Bring

• Essential:
  • Proven experience managing or leading a team, ideally within operations, compliance, or a similar administrative function.
  • Exceptional attention to detail and a rigorous approach to accuracy and quality control.
  • Strong working knowledge of (or a demonstrated ability to quickly learn) property licensing and local authority application processes.
  • Excellent relationship-building skills, with confidence engaging directly with letting agents, landlords, and council officers.
  • Experience designing or improving processes and workflows.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Comfortable working independently and managing multiple priorities across a team.
• Desirable but not essential:
  • Experience within property licensing, lettings, property management, or housing compliance.
  • Experience working with UK local authorities, in particular web portals and public-facing interfaces.
  • Familiarity with tools such as Google Workspace.
  • Experience running audits or quality assurance processes.
  • Experience partnering with product teams to shape process or tooling improvements.

Why Kamma

This is a chance to build and shape a growing team at a business that’s redefining how the property industry handles compliance. You’ll have real ownership over how the applications team operates, direct input into the tools and processes that shape our service, and the opportunity to work closely with product and leadership as we scale. If you take pride in getting the details right, enjoy developing people, and want to make a tangible difference to how thousands of landlords and letting agents stay compliant, we’d love to hear from you.

Benefits

• 25 days holiday, which increases with tenure + we usually close for the Christmas period.
• 2 charity days per year.
• 20 days of Work from Anywhere.
• Pension scheme, health insurance, cycle-to-work scheme, share options, book allowance, home office budget, curiosity budget and more.