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BeInCrypto is a part of the media group BeInNews Ltd, a global newsroom and research team covering institutional finance and digital assets as they intersect: regulation, trading infrastructure, and market structure - backed by original data and a team reporting from every major time zone. Our 100+ journalists and analysts operate across 50+ countries, publishing in 26 languages. We are official media partners at Money20/20, Digital Assets Forum London, Korea Blockchain Week, Token2049, Proof of Talk, and other leading industry events.
We are seeking a hands-on Research Analyst to develop and deliver high-quality institutional research at the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets. You will take ownership of the research process, from identifying relevant topics and analysing data to producing insightful, accurate, and publication-ready reports.
Own the end-to-end research process, from identifying relevant topics and developing research angles to data analysis, report writing, and final quality control.
Produce clear, insightful, institutional-grade research reports covering traditional finance, digital assets, market trends, and emerging opportunities.
Critically evaluate data, challenge assumptions, identify inconsistencies, and ensure the accuracy and credibility of research findings, including AI-generated content.
Identify relevant industry trends, research opportunities, and insights that resonate with institutional audiences.
Collaborate with editorial, product, design, and commercial teams to develop valuable research products, including reports, indices, and premium research offerings.
Engage with industry experts and data providers when needed to gather insights, validate findings, and strengthen research quality.
Have proven hands-on experience in traditional finance research, financial journalism, or market intelligence, ideally with exposure to digital assets.
Have experience working at an established financial research firm, financial institution, market intelligence provider, or leading financial media outlet.
Can independently manage research projects from initial analysis to a complete, publication-ready report.
Have strong analytical and critical thinking skills, with excellent attention to detail and the ability to identify errors, challenge conclusions, and develop original insights.
Can produce well-structured, accurate, and engaging research reports in fluent English.
Are confident working with financial data, research platforms, and AI tools while independently validating and improving their outputs.
Understand institutional financial markets and can identify research topics relevant to professional audiences.
Have a product mindset and understand how high-quality research can create value for audiences and support commercial opportunities.
100% remote work with no location restrictions.
Flexible working hours with no time tracking and no mandatory meetings outside your timezone.
Paid time off to recharge.
Direct collaboration with the CEO and executive leadership on research strategy and institutional initiatives.
Access to leading data platforms and research tools, among which are Glassnode, CryptoQuant, Messari, DelphiDigital, LunarCrush, Nansen, Santiment, Dune, and others.
Opportunities to build your personal brand through speaking engagements, podcasts, conferences, and media appearances.
Access to major crypto and fintech events around the world.
Internal learning programs, masterclasses, and knowledge sharing.
Clear goals, measurable outcomes, and a data-driven culture where your work has a visible business impact.
An inclusive workplace where everyone, regardless of background, nationality, gender, identity, abilities, or beliefs, can thrive.
You’ll be working with the Multimedia Global Newsroom team. Your manager will be Chief Global Strategy Officer. This team is the heart of BeInCrypto - reporting and original research on digital assets and institutional finance, published in 26 languages.
At BIC, we value your ideas, curiosity, dynamism, adaptability, ownership mindset, passion for innovation and AI, awareness of industry trends, and ability to work autonomously and stay organized. If this approach resonates with you, we’d love to welcome you to our team and achieve new heights together!
Recruitment process: Portfolio review → HR interview → Take-home assignment → Interview with our Managing Editor and Chief Global Strategy Officer → Offer.
Apply now, and our Recruitment team will contact you with the next steps.
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