Operations & Marketing Associate

Re7 Capital
London
1 year ago
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About us

Re7 Capital is a London-based cryptoasset investment firm, utilising our deep crypto network and proprietary data infrastructure to drive investment decisions for a number of DeFi and alpha strategies. We also work with leading projects and blockchains to design their DeFi ecosystem, provide on-chain risk curation and vault management services through Re7 Labs. Re7 has a dynamic team with a strong background in investment management, data science and crypto.

Responsibilities

Intro

To support the continued expansion of the firm we’re looking to add a tenacious Operations and Marketing Associate. This role reports directly to the COO, supports all areas of the firm from an operational standpoint and is central to driving and executing our marketing and PR initiatives.

Operations

  • Manage and execute firm-wide change and expansion projects
  • Support new business growth initiatives
  • Identify and implement enhancement opportunities across processes and tooling
  • Build and maintain relationships with external service providers
  • Be an ambassador for Re7 culture and values

Marketing

  • Design and bring marketing strategies to life
  • Organise promotional events
  • Oversee designers and developers to define and implement website enhancements & integrations
  • Support the biz dev team with sales collateral and promotional material

Requirements

    • 3+ years of operations & marketing experience across Crypto, TradFi and/or FinTech
    • Experience in Asset Management firms or Hedge Funds is a plus
    • Excellent communication skills, ability to influence across a variety of business areas
    • Strong work ethic and results focused, taking ownership & accountability for consistent results
    • Adaptable to changing requirements and priorities
    • Self-starter with the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment with a high degree of ownership

Benefits

    • Remote-first set up with frequent opportunities to meet with the team in person
    • A dynamic and collaborative work environment
    • Opportunities for professional growth and development in a rapidly evolving and dynamic industry
    • Competitive package

Application process

Apply with your CV, a cover letter and your response to the following challenge:

  • Suggest two innovative ideas, one for a marketing initiative and one for an operations initiative that align with Re7 Capital’s brand ethos.

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