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Credit rating agency Moody’s is hiring a crypto-asset analyst who will leverage the research and development the Blockchain C4E team has put together.
The role, which appeared on linkedin.com’s employment listings, includes advocating for operational and process changes towards a more data-driven organizational paradigm.
While Moody’s would prefer someone located in Frankfurt, London, New York, or Paris, the analyst can work remotely if he or she qualifies.
A bachelor’s degree in business, economics, engineering, or a “closely related field” is a minimum educational qualification for the job.
Moody's also wants five or more years of credit rating analysis-related experience.
Having led a crypto startup would boost the candidate's chances of getting hired, according to Moody’s job listing details.
The employment listing also shows that Moody's treats the understanding of decentralized finance as a very important part of the job.
The successful candidate should have a deep understanding of the financial markets and the potential wide-reaching impact of decentralized finance on an existing ecosystem.
