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Own zerohash’s ecosystem thesis and lead strategic partnerships with blockchain networks, token issuers, foundations, and infrastructure providers. Source, negotiate, and close complex commercial agreements, then drive integrations through Product and Engineering to launch. Translate onchain infrastructure for institutional leaders, represent the company publicly, manage ecosystem performance, and align partnerships with product and revenue goals. Build the function and team over time.

Leads zerohash’s global digital asset liquidity and exchange services across CLOB and RFQ systems. Responsibilities include developing liquidity strategies, managing market maker and stablecoin issuer relationships, overseeing OTC operations, asset listings, settlement optimization, monitoring market quality, mitigating liquidity risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, and reporting recommendations to executives. The role builds teams and processes, scales liquidity operations globally, coordinates cross-functional stakeholders, and drives technology adoption within the business.

Serve as the final escalation for complex client integrations and distributed system issues. Troubleshoot code and APIs, build tooling and observability, lead incident response and RCAs, advocate product engineering changes, and mentor the support team to improve diagnostics and automation.

Lead and own daily crypto and fiat settlement and trading operations: investigate and resolve breaks, run reconciliations, manage trade lifecycle, automate tasks with Python, run partner go-lives, use LLM tooling, build operational dashboards, and serve as technical SME and on-call responder.

Own the second-line technology and cyber risk function, including risk frameworks, registers, appetite metrics, quantitative risk modeling, and board reporting. Independently assess security controls, penetration tests, vulnerabilities, AI systems, vendors, and regulatory requirements. Partner with Engineering and Security to identify infrastructure, application, model, cryptographic, and emerging technology risks while overseeing AI governance and supporting regulatory and counterparty assessments.

Own the operational risk discipline within the enterprise risk program. Responsibilities include designing the operational risk framework, managing loss events, running RCSA assessments, conducting scenario analysis, testing controls, supporting Engineering incident reviews, tracking remediation, and preparing risk reporting for the CRO, Risk Committee, and board.

Owns functional, exploratory, regression, automation, and user acceptance testing across API- and SDK-based products. Designs test cases, translates acceptance criteria into scenarios, manages defects, verifies data, and supports release readiness across development, certification, and production environments. Collaborates with product managers, developers, and SDETs to identify coverage gaps and improve quality practices. The role may also test financial transaction flows and contribute to automation debt remediation.

Lead delivery of auth-related software projects end-to-end, coordinate cross-functional teams, manage release calendars and JIRA, surface risks, drive PDLC best practices, and build scalable automated AI reporting for stakeholders.

Build and maintain the company website, client-facing portal, and internal web apps. Design and structure web pages, implement UI enhancements, optimize performance and scalability, collaborate with backend engineers (Go), ensure brand-consistent design, and mentor teammates to drive product excellence.

Lead and build a global Implementation Services function, personally deliver complex enterprise implementations, design processes, tooling, metrics and org structure, collaborate cross-functionally (Product, Engineering, Sales, Compliance), hire and develop teams, own budget and roadmap, and act as executive escalation and customer-facing leader to accelerate time-to-value.