Fund Operations Specialist
Hyperithm is a crypto asset management firm offering on-chain investment strategies across tokenized funds, lending optimization, institutional lending, and systematic trading.
Funding history
Projects
About Hyperithm
Hyperithm operates crypto asset management strategies presented through an on-chain dashboard. Its offerings include a tokenized fund powered by autonomous strategies, lending optimization through Morpho, institutional lending on Monad via Accountable, and a systematic long-only US equities strategy via Neutral. The products serve investors seeking transparent, verifiable on-chain yield and investment exposure.
Skills
About the Role
Execute and support the full operational lifecycle of Hyperithm's fund business, including fund back-office and middle-office operations, external provider management, overseas investment-manager licensing, regulatory filings, investor onboarding, and coordination with trading, sales, finance, legal, and compliance teams.
Requirements
- 2+ years of fund-operations experience at a global asset-management firm
- Hands-on experience establishing and registering a licensed investment manager in an overseas jurisdiction
- Working knowledge of regulations across major fund jurisdictions
- Professional written and verbal English fluency
- Preferred: experience with offshore hedge fund structures, fund tokenization initiatives, digital asset markets, or direct external service-provider management
Responsibilities
- Oversee fund operations including NAV calculation and review, subscriptions and redemptions, investor reporting, and fund-accounting oversight
- Manage fund administrators, auditors, legal counsel, and banking partners
- Support establishment, licensing, and regulatory filings for overseas investment-management entities
- Monitor regulatory developments and assess their impact on fund structures and operations
- Build and improve operational controls, workflows, and documentation
- Support fundraising through investor onboarding, KYC/AML coordination, and due-diligence responses
