Treasury Manager - Global Treasury Operations
About the job
- At least 7 years of experience in corporate treasury operations, preferably in a high-growth startup or multinational environment.
- Deep expertise in domestic, cross-border, foreign exchange, and digital asset payments.
- Sophisticated proficiency in Excel and Google Sheets.
- A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.
- An analytical approach and problem-solving skills, with the ability to use data and develop strategic solutions.
- Presentation skills and the ability to influence cross-functional partners, including Tax, Legal, Financial Services, Trading and Markets, and Accounting, at all levels.
- Self-direction, proactivity, and the ability to respond rapidly to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment.
- Prepare, assess, and process cash flow transactions, including payroll, tax, bank fees, and treasury payments.
- Manage entity funding approvals and callbacks, capital calls, loans, grants, and oversight of intercompany funding and settlements.
- Support ongoing oversight of cash operations, including daily cash handling, bank account reconciliation, and account configurations.
- Provide internal and external audit support, coordinate Foreign Bank Account Report compliance, and manage restricted-account and letter-of-credit monitoring.
- Assist in preparing and analyzing cash positions, provide digital-asset fundings, and ensure liquidity for wallet and funding obligations.
- Complete stablecoin (RLUSD) treasury operations, over-the-counter trading support, RPD, and treasury operations.
- Manage accounts payable and corporate payments using crypto assets.
- Manage global account and exchange activities, including opening and closing accounts, know-your-customer processes, signatory updates, Foreign Bank Account Report reporting, user access management, and other account management activities.
- Manage bank-fee and yield reviews, relationship management including quarterly business reviews, and letter-of-credit processing in partnership with corporate banks.
- Manage user access for bank portals and treasury management systems (GTreasury and Trovata), and troubleshoot issues through JIRA.
- Coordinate daily review of bank feeds, API/PIX credentials, and maintenance of the centralized bank data file.
- Support GTreasury implementation and other AI, JIRA, and automation initiatives.
- Experience implementing or using a Software as a Service treasury management system such as GTreasury or Kyriba.
- A Master of Business Administration, Chartered Financial Analyst designation, or Certified Treasury Professional designation.
About the company
What Ripple does: Ripple provides enterprise blockchain-enabled financial services that speed up payments and improve cash management. How it works: its platform, built on blockchain and cryptocurrency, enables real-time settlement, liquidity management, working-capital access, and instant payments for financial institutions, enterprises, and governments, including the ability to source crypto assets and manage treasury via a single platform. How it differs: it focuses on scalable, secure CBDC implementations and government partnerships (e.g., Palau) to deliver central-bank-grade digital currencies, alongside proven faster remittances and lower costs from clients like Nium and Tranglo. Its goal: help clients move money faster, more transparently, and at lower cost, while expanding access to digital currencies and CBDCs.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$1.1B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2012
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Sept. 2026 partnerships with CSD BR and Absa expand Ripple into securities and custody.
- Ripple's Seoul roadmap targets 2027 XRP credit using lending pools and payments collateral.
- Brazil's BRL 22 trillion market and BTG Pactual pilot create immediate institutional distribution.
What critics are saying
- The SEC case ended, but Ripple still owes a $125 million penalty and sales limits.
- XRPL tokenization stays permissioned, so banks can exit if compliance or privacy breaks.
- Ripple's business still depends on XRP narratives; weak ETF flows or adoption kill demand.
What makes Ripple unique
- Sep. 29, 2026: CSD BR chose XRPL for Brazil's first public-ledger securities record mirroring.
- Ripple Custody now underpins Absa's African bank custody launch and Brazil's permissioned tokenization.
- XRPL Confidential Transfers pair zero-knowledge proofs with auditor decryptions for regulated finance.
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Benefits
- 401(k) Plan
- Healthcare Coverage
- Health and Wellness
- Family Support
- Flexible Vacation
- Employee Giving
- Learning and Development