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Remote · Cayman
head
2 months ago
full-time
closed
What you'll own
Commercial agreements & partner stack (primary)
- Own and manage the full partner stack behind [ether.fi](http://ether.fi) Cash: Card network relationships and memberships, payment and ramp providers across fiat and stablecoin corridors.
- Negotiate new agreements end to end: pricing, minimums, exclusivity, term, and commercial structure.
- Evaluate build-vs-partner tradeoffs (e.g. direct network membership vs. sponsor models) and own the business case.
- Manage counterparty relationships with trading, lending, and treasury partners.
Ecosystem & chain partnerships
- Source large-scale capital and distribution opportunities across the product suite; structuring and ongoing ownership sits with the relevant product teams.
- Negotiate incentive deals and rev-share agreements.
- Drive native deployments of [ether.fi](http://ether.fi) assets on new chains where they unlock distribution.
- Structure launch partnerships for new products.
Expansion
- Identify and negotiate partners for new markets and corridors (local ramps, regional payment networks, licensing partners) alongside the compliance and legal teams.
What we're looking for
- 5+ years in partnerships, BD, or commercial roles spanning fintech/payments and crypto.
- Track record closing complex multi-party commercial agreements: pricing schedules, volume minimums, exclusivity, rev shares.
- Strong DeFi fluency: LSTs, vaults, lending markets, incentive design, enough to originate credible vault deals and speak to protocol teams.
- Commercial structuring ability, comfortable modeling deal economics and defending them.
- Operates independently with full ownership: builds and defends own pipeline, terms, and forecasts without needing gaps corrected from above.
- Comfortable inheriting in-flight negotiations and running them without a ramp-up period.
Nice to have
- Experience with card network membership processes or issuer programs.
- LatAm or emerging-market payments experience (local ramps, pix and similar local networks).
- Existing relationships with L2 foundations, exchanges, and vault curators.
How success is measured
- Commercial agreements signed and renewed on favorable terms (economics vs. benchmark, time to close).
- Partner stack health: coverage, redundancy, and cost of the payments/card stack.
- Chain and ecosystem deals signed and value delivered (incentives, rev share, distribution).