Portfolio Risk & Capital Strategy Specialist
$125,000–$145,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$125,000–$145,000
About the role
- Analyze portfolio exposure, concentration, volatility, liquidity, drawdowns, correlations, and overall risk
- Develop capital allocation frameworks across equities, bonds, forex, funds, commodities, real estate, and digital assets
- Monitor portfolio performance and identify opportunities for improving risk-adjusted returns
- Conduct market research across global financial markets and emerging investment sectors
- Evaluate Bitcoin, Ethereum, blockchain-related investment products, and digital-asset opportunities
- Develop portfolio diversification and position-sizing frameworks
- Conduct scenario analysis, sensitivity analysis, and portfolio stress testing
- Monitor macroeconomic developments, interest rates, inflation, currencies, commodities, and geopolitical factors affecting portfolios
- Assess liquidity, market, credit, operational, technology, and counterparty risks
- Research investment opportunities and prepare structured investment assessments
- Develop portfolio dashboards, risk reports, allocation models, and market intelligence reports
- Track capital flows, market cycles, volatility regimes, and changes in investor positioning
- Evaluate portfolio performance against strategic objectives and risk parameters
- Identify opportunities for portfolio optimization and capital reallocation
- Conduct due diligence on funds, securities, digital assets, and emerging investment opportunities
- Monitor blockchain and digital-asset developments where relevant to portfolio strategy
- Prepare investment committee materials, portfolio reviews, and strategic recommendations
- Collaborate with portfolio managers, investment researchers, traders, and senior management
- Maintain accurate investment, risk, and portfolio analysis documentation
- 2+ years of experience in portfolio analysis, investment research, risk management, asset management, financial markets, trading, or a related field
- Strong understanding of portfolio construction, capital allocation, diversification, and risk management
- Knowledge of multiple asset classes including equities, fixed income, forex, funds, commodities, or digital assets
- Strong understanding of volatility, liquidity, correlations, drawdowns, and portfolio risk
- Experience with financial modeling, investment analysis, or portfolio analytics
- Familiarity with digital assets, blockchain investments, or crypto markets is a strong advantage
- Advanced Excel or Google Sheets skills; Python, SQL, or quantitative-analysis experience is a plus
- Strong analytical and quantitative problem-solving abilities
- Ability to interpret financial-market data and translate it into actionable portfolio insights
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to prepare professional investment reports and presentations
- Strong attention to detail and ability to work with complex financial information
- Ability to work independently in a remote environment
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Mathematics, Business, Accounting, or a related field preferred
- CFA, FRM, CAIA, or equivalent investment/risk qualifications are a plus
- Fully remote position available across the USA
- Opportunity to work across multi-asset investment and portfolio strategy
- Exposure to traditional financial markets and emerging digital-asset opportunities
- Opportunity to contribute to portfolio risk, capital allocation, and investment strategy initiatives
- Flexible remote working environment
- Collaboration with portfolio managers, traders, researchers, and investment professionals
- Professional development across portfolio management, risk, markets, and digital assets
- Exposure to international investment markets and evolving financial technologies Compensation
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