Business Development Manager - Morocco, Resume must be in English
About the job
- Prior work experience in banking or foreign exchange, with a firm understanding of trading products and trade life cycles.
- Must be a national of the country.
- Fluency in written and spoken English.
- Exceptional interpersonal communication, relationship management, and organizational skills.
- Ability to adapt to fast-changing markets and new work tasks.
- Ability to multitask and independently manage various projects.
- Assist with setting up the local entity, opening bank accounts, foreign-exchange broker accounts, and exchange accounts, and onboarding with payment processors.
- Work with the global operations team on local operations.
- Build relationships with banks, brokers, exchanges, merchants, and payment processors as the local representative.
- Develop foreign-exchange trading business in the local market, targeting high-net-worth investors, institutional investors, merchants, and individual traders.
- Stay up to date on market trends, opportunities, risks, and new projects in the foreign-exchange payments industry.
- Serve as nominee director of the local entity.
- Manage the local company's administrative tasks.
About the company
Mamoru is a financial technology group. It develops technology and partnerships that expand access to financial products, market infrastructure, and digital asset services. The group works with consumers, businesses, financial partners, and market participants across several African and international markets. Its model combines platform development, market operations, settlements, compliance, sales, partnerships, customer support, and country-level execution. Work spans business development, partnerships, operations, settlements, compliance, product, technology, and customer service. The work links financial technology expertise with day-to-day delivery for financial users and partners.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- mamoru.site shows a live 30-day free trial and five-minute onboarding.
- Updated August 2026 messaging targets Japan's SMBs, a large underserved HR monitoring niche.
- The company claims 2-4 week earlier attrition detection, a clear ROI story.
What critics are saying
- Japanese privacy backlash can kill deployment before 2027 if employees reject chat surveillance.
- Zokyo-incubated Mamoru AI faces crowded security rivals with stronger distribution and trust.
- Product-market fit depends on 30-200 person firms tolerating manager monitoring of private conversations.
What makes Mamoru unique
- Mamoru AI monitors LINE and Slack, flagging resignation signals and workplace friction.
- It sends real-time alerts, not daily digests, for severe conversations.
- The product promises anonymized analysis and employee self-review transparency.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours