Financial Risk Manager - Core Partners

RootstockLabs Ltd.FinTech, DeFi

Remote Work from Europe / Latin AmericaFull-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Experience in financial product design, risk strategy, or structured finance within fintech, crypto, asset management, or protocol environments
DeFi-native experience with a strong understanding of protocol mechanics and how yield strategies, lending markets, and tokenised products are structured
Strong expertise in structured product risk, including counterparty risk, liquidity risk, and interest rate risk
Clear understanding of product risk vs portfolio risk, with hands-on experience stress-testing financial products
Strong hybrid on-chain and off-chain financial expertise, including smart contract risk, on-chain liquidity dynamics, protocol governance risk, and counterparty exposure across systems
Ability to assess how risks interact and compound across on-chain and off-chain components under stress
Strong commercial judgment on both market attractiveness and downside risk, with the ability to distinguish headline yield from durable product quality
Experience building frameworks, financial models, or evaluation criteria from scratch
Strong analytical thinking and ability to communicate complex financial concepts clearly
Builder mindset with the ability to define structure and operate without predefined processes
AI experience, interest, or acumen is a big plus

Responsibilities

Co-design financial products and value propositions with the Product Lead
Translate partner capabilities and protocol mechanics into investable products
Contribute from the earliest stage of discovery to shape product direction
Assess financial, counterparty, liquidity, and interest rate risk across on-chain and off-chain components
Stress test yield strategies and evaluate vulnerabilities
Model downside scenarios and assess outcomes under stress
Help define where vault capital should be deployed across protocols and partners
Set allocation parameters, monitor performance, and flag deviations
Evaluate product structures through a financial and strategic lens
Assess protocols and partners through a financial risk lens
Build risk assessment frameworks, financial models, evaluation criteria, and monitoring dashboards from scratch
Support the development of decision frameworks

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