Remote Associate, Ecosystem Growth & BD - Orderly Network

Orderly's Partnership team accelerates the growth of Orderly's ecosystem and business development by supporting committed teams that build ambitious products on top of Orderly.

As Associate, Eco & BD, you'll conceptualize, implement, and manage growth initiatives for early- to mid-stage builders across all verticals (DeFi, gaming, NFTs, etc) to become thriving ecosystem projects. You will use creativity and data-driven evidence to identify which strategies and support verticals to prioritize. You will manage, maintain, and improve internal and externally-facing systems and processes. You are ready and willing to tackle any challenge, no problem too small. You are self-sufficient, organized, and ambitious, with existing experience in L1/L2 ecosystem development.

What will you be working on?

• You'll develop and execute new initiatives that grow our ecosystem
• You'll work alongside Business Development, DevRel, Marketing, and Operations teams to execute initiatives
• You'll collaborate with a range of counterparties, builders, investors, exchanges, infrastructure providers—to promote the growth of our ecosystem
• You'll manage initiatives like grants programs and hackathons that bring builders to Orderly and encourage them to compose with other ecosystem apps
• You'll research new defi protocols, work with L1/2 ecosystems, support in driving more utility for our token

Who will you be working with?

• Maintain close collaboration with Marketing, Operations, Product & BD Teams.

About you

• Two or more years of experience in ecosystem growth/BD at an L1/L2 blockchain or similar (e.g. portfolio support at a venture firm), onboarding and growing successful projects from the ground up
• You are biased toward action while respecting team-oriented priorities
• You are no-ego, adaptable, entrepreneurial, detail-oriented
• You are an excellent speaker and writer
• You are personable and able to manage expectations across many stakeholders and multiple on-going relationships