Own client and fund mandates end to end — construction, sizing, hedging and rebalancing against agreed objectives, liquidity constraints and risk budgets. You work alongside the market-making desk and allocate to Fibonacci Algo Fund strategies on contribution-to-risk rather than headline returns.
What you will do
Own client and fund mandates end to end — construct, size, hedge and rebalance portfolios against agreed objectives, liquidity constraints and time horizons, and answer for the outcome.
Set and enforce the risk framework: exposure and concentration limits, leverage ceilings, venue and counterparty caps, and pre-defined drawdown triggers with mandated de-risking actions attached to each level.
Manage token-project treasuries — structure liquidation, accumulation and hedging schedules that respect real market depth, avoid signalling, and keep the project funded across a full cycle.
Coordinate portfolio activity with the market-making desk so mandate risk and order-book obligations never work against each other, keeping desk inventory risk cleanly separated from client portfolio risk.
Allocate to and monitor Fibonacci Algo Fund strategies on contribution-to-risk, capacity and correlation — and cut or resize allocations when the evidence changes.
Own counterparty and custody posture: venue selection, credit and settlement limits, off-exchange settlement arrangements, MPC and multi-signature custody, and withdrawal authorisation controls.
Run stress and scenario testing — thin liquidity, funding dislocation, venue outage, stablecoin de-peg, forced unwind — and convert the results into binding limits rather than commentary.
Produce the reporting institutional counterparties expect: NAV, exposure by asset, venue and strategy, performance attribution, and a direct account of what worked and what did not.
Lead mandate conversations with founders, treasurers, allocators and investment committees — define objectives, agree the risk budget, and decline what the mandate cannot support.
What you need
A live, attributable track record managing real capital in liquid digital assets or an adjacent asset class. You can walk through the mandate, positions, sizing and P&L in detail, and the record can be verified.
Portfolio construction you can defend from first principles at a whiteboard: how you sized, why you held what you held, where the correlations actually came from, and what you would build differently today.
A risk framework you personally built or rebuilt — limits, breach escalation, forced de-risking — plus evidence it was enforced under pressure rather than written down and quietly ignored.
A drawdown you owned. Be ready to state what caused it, what you did while it was happening, what you changed afterwards, and what it cost.
Working command of crypto market structure — spot, perpetuals, funding, basis, options, on-chain yield — and a realistic view of where liquidity actually exists at size.
Counterparty and custody judgement you have exercised, not studied: how you set exchange and credit limits, how you handled settlement, and a specific instance where you reduced or exited exposure to a venue you no longer trusted.
Investor-grade reporting you produced yourself — NAV, exposure and attribution packs that went to clients, allocators or an IC and stood up to questioning.
Enough quantitative self-sufficiency to interrogate your own data — Python, SQL or equivalent — without waiting on someone else to answer a risk question.
Bonus
Time on a market-making, prop or sell-side desk — you understand inventory, spread and adverse selection from the inside.
Token treasury experience specifically: vesting and unlock schedules, OTC block execution, structured liquidation programmes, buybacks and runway management.
Multi-manager or pod-platform background — capital allocation, capacity analysis and correlation budgeting across independent strategies.
Derivatives depth for hedging and overlay work: options structures, basis and funding trades, delta and vega management at portfolio level.
Experience operating inside a fund structure alongside administrators, auditors and qualified custodians, including allocator operational due diligence.
CFA, CAIA or FRM — a useful signal of formal grounding, and explicitly not a substitute for a track record.
Compensation
Base plus performance-linked compensation tied to risk-adjusted mandate results. Discussed at offer.
How we hire
01
Intro call
A short conversation about your background and what you are looking to own next.
02
Deep dive
A working session on what you have actually delivered — how you did it, the decisions you made, and the evidence behind them.
03
Team and offer
Meet the people you will work with, agree scope and expectations, and receive a written offer.