This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Compliance Officer (Regulatory Focus), Cryptoasset Regulation based in Spain.

As a Compliance Officer specializing in cryptoasset regulation, you will play a pivotal role in shaping and implementing regulatory frameworks across the evolving digital asset and fintech landscape. You will oversee key regulatory initiatives involving European cryptoasset legislation, UK authorization requirements, and post-licensing compliance obligations. Working closely with senior compliance leadership, you will develop robust policies, risk assessments, governance documentation, and regulatory submissions that stand up to supervisory scrutiny. You will also contribute to the design of Travel Rule frameworks, blockchain analytics controls, and ICT risk documentation. This remote-first opportunity offers significant autonomy, direct exposure to regulators, and close collaboration with experienced compliance and technology professionals.



Join a growing international team where your expertise will directly influence regulatory readiness, operational resilience, and the future of cryptoasset services.

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Accountabilities

• Manage the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) cryptoasset regulatory application process, including requests for information, supplementary submissions, remediation activities, and preparations for the transition to the forthcoming UK FSMA cryptoasset authorization regime.

• Lead the post-authorization implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) license, ensuring regulatory obligations and commitments to the relevant national competent authority are implemented, documented, and evidenced effectively.

• Develop, maintain, and review regulatory policies and governance documentation covering conflicts of interest, complaints handling, custody and client-asset segregation, market

📌 Compliance Officer (España)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 España