Credit & Structuring Specialist

Morpho•New York, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The mission of this role is to extend Morpho's institutional reach into private credit and structured finance by providing the TradFi structuring expertise the protocol needs to bring illiquid lending on-chain. As Morpho expands beyond crypto-collateralized markets, this person will act as co-pilot to the Head of Institutional Growth — turning complex regulatory and structural questions into closed deals.

Requirements

7+ years in traditional finance with a focus on fixed income and a specialization in private credit, securitization, structured credit, or bespoke lending deal design — deal-based work, not trading.
Hands-on experience with digital assets gained inside a regulated institution (a bank's digital-assets or tokenization team, or a structured-products desk with on-chain exposure) — fluency in crypto earned from within TradFi.
Deep understanding of how large financial institutions operate internally: risk committees, compliance reviews, regulatory constraints, and what it takes to move a deal through an institution.
Genuine personal interest in crypto: comfortable with self-custody, has used DeFi protocols, and grasps core concepts beyond surface-level familiarity.
Strong ownership and autonomy — brings structure to ambiguity without waiting for direction.
Clear and direct communicator, especially async and across time zones.
Comfortable operating in fast-changing, uncertain environments with no established playbook.
Team-first mindset, low ego — shares context openly and supports colleagues across functions.
Humble.

Responsibilities

Partner with the Head of Institutional Growth on institutional conversations, providing structured finance credibility and depth to accelerate complex deal negotiations with banks and asset managers.
Structure origination agreements across securitizations, asset-backed facilities, and private credit deals, designing the terms that make each partnership viable on Morpho's protocol.
Identify and flag regulatory, compliance, and bank-internal process risks early in deal cycles, proposing concrete mitigations to keep integrations on track.
Guide fintech and distribution partners on illiquid-market questions — determining which origination models fit Morpho's existing infrastructure and which require custom structuring.
Build internal reference material on private credit and structured finance to raise the team's baseline fluency and compress future deal cycles.