Control Functions Specialist
Crypto Finance AG
Frankfurt am Main, HE, DE
Onsite
2026-06-30
Job description
We are currently looking for a **Control Functions Specialist** to join our team. The starting date is as soon as possible at our Frankfurt office
**About Crypto Finance**
The Crypto Finance Group comprises a FINMA\-regulated financial institution and a BaFin\-regulated subsidiary in Germany. As part of Deutsche Börse Group, Crypto Finance AG provides professional digital asset solutions to institutional clients, including brokerage, custody, staking, infrastructure, and tokenization services. Headquartered in Switzerland, Crypto Finance Group operates in a highly regulated, rapidly evolving financial and technological environment.
For further information, please visit: **https://www.crypto\-finance.com**
**Role Purpose**
This role is designed for a motivated professional who wants to develop broad expertise across Risk, Compliance, Operational Resilience, Outsourcing Governance, and Regulatory Change. We are looking for a strong generalist who enjoys coordinating topics, supporting governance processes, and contributing to the further development of the control functions in a dynamic regulatory environment.
**Responsibilities**
You will work across a variety of topics within our control function landscape. Depending on your experience and development path, your focus may include the following areas
**Control Function \& Regulatory Framework**
* Help coordinate the annual cycle of Business Strategy, Risk Strategy, Compliance \& AML Risk Analyses, DORA Strategy, and Outsourcing Strategy.
* Maintain the Corporate \& Control Function Calendar and support key governance, audit, and regulatory activities.
* Contribute to improving transparency, collaboration, and governance processes across control functions.
**Risk Management \& Regulatory Transformation**
* Contribute to the further development of the Risk Operating Model and related governance frameworks.
* Support initiatives across Risk Management, Operational Resilience, and the Internal Control Sy