Client Transactions Ops Analyst

Your key responsibilities

You will build to full ownership of these over your first few months, working alongside an experienced member of the Transaction Operations team.

• Run the daily operational checks and controls that protect client assets, escalating anything that looks wrong.
• Reconcile assets, fiat and staking rewards, finding breaks and chasing them to resolution.
• Support Travel Rule compliance, keeping records accurate and regulatory reporting on track.
• Help deliver new products, including off-exchange settlement and test new custody solutions before clients touch them.
• Constant improvement mindset. Where a process is slower or more manual than it needs to be, re-design it, AI tooling and small automations included.

Skills and attributes for success

Judgement is key in a control environment - and that's most visible in how an Analyst reasons through something that doesn't look right.

• You reason from first principles. Faced with an unfamiliar problem, you work out what must be true rather than waiting to be told.
• You notice when something is off, the number that does not fit, the balance that moved when nothing should have.
• You ask why a control exists, not just how to complete it.
• You are intellectually honest. "I do not know yet" and "I got that wrong" come early rather than late. Here, that is a strength.
• You show your working. Your conclusions arrive with the evidence behind them.
• You are comfortable with ambiguity. This market and its regulation are still taking shape; you will hit questions with no documented answer and need to make a defensible call and flag it.

To qualify for the role, you must have

• A degree in a STEM, numerate or analytical discipline.
• Real interest in digital assets and their place in institutional finance, evidenced by what you have read, built, followed or tried.
• Comfort with financial data and the discipline to complete a check properly on the days it feels routine.
• Clear, concise written communication - and, when using AI tools, the judgement to check the output rather than trust it.

Nice to have

• An internship, placement, or up to two years in financial services, operations, audit or a control function.
• Exposure to reconciliation, settlement or regulatory reporting.
• Python, SQL, or familiarity with on-chain data and block explorers.