About the role

Quantitative Crypto Treasury Analyst for a firm specializing in digital assets. Building data infrastructure and conducting quantitative analysis to optimize treasury operations.

Responsibilities

Building automated pipelines to ingest raw data from custodians, CEXs, and blockchains. You will consolidate this data into a single, unified dashboard to ensure the team is always looking at the same real-time numbers.
Conducting quantitative simulations and backtests for internal yield strategies (Lending, Basis Trading, Concentrated Liquidity) to guide allocation decisions.
Converting high-level investment mandates into executable code. You design the execution mechanics and propose specific risk controls to ensure operational safety prior to deployment.
Automating data collection for weekly reporting and P&L attribution, eliminating manual data entry and reconciliation errors from the treasury workflow.
Performing data-driven audits of external counterparties and yield protocols to validate their performance claims and calibrate internal exposure limits based on credit risk.
Developing code-based monitoring tools that continuously scan for threats—such as health factor degradation, oracle de-pegs, or credit limit breaches—and alerting the team immediately if safety thresholds are crossed.

A minimum of 2–4 years of relevant experience in crypto data analysis, quantitative finance, or software engineering.
Comfortable turning data into working interfaces, dashboards, internal tools, or prototypes. Using whatever stack is appropriate (Python, SQL, or comparable tooling).
A deep technical grasp of crypto market mechanics—you are comfortable calculating the math behind AMM curves and option Greeks, while equally fluent in CEX cross-margin logic, funding rates, and liquidation engines.
Data Synthesis: The ability to synthesise complex data from disparate sources—blockchains, exchange APIs, and lending reports—into a unified, actionable view for the Treasury team.
The ability to thrive in a high-autonomy environment, whether remote or in-office.
It’d be great, but not strictly necessary, if you also had:
Experience integrating APIs (Fireblocks, CEXs, Dune Analytics) into automated workflows.
Familiarity with Solidity (enough to read a contract and spot risks, not necessarily write one).
Exposure to options pricing models or basis trading strategies.

A dynamic, collaborative, fun, yet challenging work environment.
Attractive salary and benefits.
Flexible working hours.
An office located in the heart of Central, Hong Kong. Remote workers will be considered.
A state-of-the-art entertaining floor, including a fully stocked bar and pantry, gaming consoles, and a growing library.
A team of 100+ globally representing over 20 countries — we’re multi-cultural and proud of it!
Onsite company gym/yoga studio with showers, changing rooms and free daily classes.
Expensed weekly team lunches and regular social events.
Company events, including Christmas and Summer parties and our much-loved beach BBQs.