Associate Originations & Distribution

What You'll Do: Develop and own relationships with asset originators and sellers on the supply side; support deal sourcing through structuring and execution Build and deepen investor and counterparty relationships on the demand side, including on-chain distribution channels Partner with internal capital markets, product, and legal teams to move opportunities from first conversation to closed transaction Serve as an internal resource on market conditions, pricing, and counterparty feedback Own post-close transaction operations, including servicing waterfalls, remittances, settlement reporting, and reconciliation to ensure accurate investor and originator cash flows What We Look ForAt least 3 years in capital markets, treasury, or structured credit (5+ preferred) at a lender, specialty finance platform, asset manager, or bank, with direct ownership of live transactions rather than support-only exposure Demonstrated experience on both sides of a trade: sourcing and managing originator or seller relationships, and executing with investors and capital partners across whole loan sales, securitizations, forward flow, or warehouse and credit facilities Deep credit and collateral fluency in real estate or consumer assets: residential transition, construction, DSCR, residential term, home equity, or auto; spanning underwriting guidelines, exposure limits, diligence, pricing, and valuation Hands-on ownership of post-close operations, including servicing waterfalls, remittances, settlement reporting, net wire calculations, and reconciliation of investor and originator cash flows Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, economics, or a related quantitative field; CPA, CFA, or Series 7/63/65 a plus Advanced Excel modeling (pivot tables, macros, XLOOKUP/SUMIFS, XNPV, PMT/IPMT) plus SQL and a BI tool such as Tableau for pool-, portfolio-, and scenario-level analysis Working knowledge of, or credible appetite to learn quickly, digital asset market structure, tokenized credit, and on-chain distribution Client-facing presence and commercial instinct: able to open relationships cold, negotiate terms, and present to executives, boards, and counterparties Ownership mentality and comfort with ambiguity on a lean team, with strong cross-functional collaboration across product, legal, and finance Adhere to all company security policies and data handling procedures. Complete mandatory security awareness training within required timeframes. Promptly report any suspected security incidents or suspicious activity to the Security team. Base Compensation Range: $96,000 - $144,000/yr Company equity in the form of RSUs This is the compensation range for the role in the United States. Actual compensation may vary based on a candidate's experience, skills, location, internal equity, and evolving business needs. While most offers are generally made within the middle of the range, final compensation is determined based on the factors above. 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