Business Development Manager - Singapore

About the Company

The company leads blockchain security by securing smart contracts and blockchains with cutting-edge Formal Verification technology. Founded by Computer Science professors of Yale University and Columbia University, the company has audited and secured over $500B in assets, including many of the world’s top blockchain projects.

About This Role

Singapore is where the institutional future of digital assets is being built.

As Business Development Manager for Singapore, you drive the commercial relationship with the institutions that need it — exchanges and DPT licensees, banks and financial institutions moving into tokenisation,  protocols and Web3 native teams, and the funds and infrastructure providers around them. You will run the full cycle: build the pipeline, get in front of decision-makers, understand their security and compliance problem, and close.

You will work alongside a capital markets and policy team and a technical organisation whose auditors, forensics, and on-chain surveillance work sets the benchmark for the industry.

About You

You are a builder of relationships and a closer of deals, and you are comfortable doing both in a market where the buyer is sophisticated and the sale is technical. You can hold a conversation with a CTO about smart contract risk and, an hour later, hold one with a Chief Compliance Officer about transaction monitoring and licensing obligations — and be taken seriously in both. You are self-directed about pipeline: you find the opportunity rather than waiting for it to be routed to you.

Critically, you understand that in this market a regulatory shift is a commercial event, and you know how to move first when one lands.

Responsibilities

• Pipeline generation and prospecting. Build and own the Singapore pipeline through outbound, inbound qualification, referrals, ecosystem relationships, and event presence — identifying and prioritising the accounts that matter across exchanges, financial institutions, VASPs, protocols, and infrastructure providers.

• Full-cycle deal execution. Run opportunities end to end: discovery, scoping with technical teams, proposal and commercial structuring, negotiation, and close.

• Solution positioning. Develop the depth to position the company’s portfolio credibly — audits and formal verification, penetration testing, on-chain surveillance and AML/compliance tooling, and incident response — and to map them to a specific client’s risk, regulatory, and commercial pressures.

• Account management and expansion. Own relationships post-sale, drive renewals and expansion, and act as the client’s primary commercial point of contact.

• Partnerships and  ecosystem. Develop channel and referral relationships with law firms, consultancies, custodians, infrastructure providers, and industry associations that extend the company’s reach into the market.

• Market intelligence and feedback. Track the competitive and pricing landscape, capture what you learn in the field, and feed it back into pricing, product, and go-to-market decisions.

• Cross-functional coordination. Work with policy, product, engineering, and marketing to build the proposals, materials, and campaigns that win business — and with the regional leadership team on territory strategy and forecasting.

• Reporting and CRM discipline. Maintain accurate pipeline data, forecasts, and activity records; report against clear quarterly targets.

• Ad hoc requests

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in business, finance, economics, computer science, or a related field.

• Minimum of 4 years of B2B business development, enterprise sales, or account management experience, with a demonstrable record of meeting or exceeding revenue targets.  Prior experience at a Web3 security, blockchain analytics, RegTech, or cybersecurity vendor is a plus.

• Solid working knowledge of smart contract security, on-chain analytics, AML/CFT, or virtual asset compliance concepts.  Understanding of the digital asset and blockchain landscape, and of the security and compliance problems institutions in this market face.

• Established network in the Singapore or wider Southeast Asian digital asset, fintech, or financial services ecosystem.

• Excellent written and verbal English, and the ability to present with confidence to senior and technical audiences.  Proficiency in another Asian language is a plus.

• Strong commercial instincts.

• Highly organized, self-directed, and able to run multiple opportunities and deadlines with limited supervision. Comfortable operating in a fast-paced environment.

• Existing right to work in Singapore, or eligibility to obtain one.