The opportunity
Ready to do the most impactful work of your career? At Coinbase , we are uncompromising on our mission to increase economic freedom.
What you'll do
Own the oversight and management of operational functions within CB Bermuda: and outsourced to intragroup or third-party entities, including implementing policies, managing SLA frameworks, and ensuring delivery in line with Bermuda regulations and contractual obligations.
Build and maintain supervision frameworks across critical business areas of: Coinbase Bermuda, ensuring alignment with both regulatory requirements and operational best practices.
Lead the establishment of operational resilience frameworks, including risk: identification, contingency planning, incident response coordination, and communication with regulators and service providers to uphold business continuity.
Partner with internal and external stakeholders, including banking partners,: regulators, and cross-functional teams (Risk, Legal, Compliance, Security, Finance, Product, CX), to project-manage critical operations and risk initiatives.
Support first line of defense operations across key areas, including launch: assessments and approvals, internal audits, regulatory examinations, and supervisory touchpoints.
+ years of experience in financial services with demonstrated oversight of: operations strategy, outsourcing, and vendor management within a regulated environment.
What they're looking for
- Proven experience within a regulated financial institution or investment: business, with a focus on trade supervision across crypto, equities, or derivatives.
- Track record of developing and improving operational processes, producing: regulator-ready documentation, and managing cross-functional delivery with senior stakeholders.
- Familiarity with operational resilience frameworks, incident management, and: business continuity planning in a financial services context.
- Prior experience navigating a BMA-regulated industry, including familiarity: with Bermuda Monetary Authority requirements and supervisory expectations.
