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Deal Desk Analyst

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No BS summary

The Global Deal Desk is the team that gets TRM through all of that on every complex deal. This is the second seat on that team, and it owns the operational layer that currently has no owner: the portals, the deadline calendar, the SME chase, and the second read before anything goes to a customer.

Core skills

AI fluencyDetail orientationCredibility with experts

Required skills

Excel/WordAI-assisted drafting and reviewAI-configured intake and tracking workflowsAI-supported viewAI to curate a reusable answer library

Optional skills

blockchain analyticsfinancial crime complianceAML/CFTfintechSOC 2ISO 27001/27701Cyber Essentials PlusFedRAMP

What you'll do

  • Own live submissions from intake to upload: submission calendars, clarification windows, and Q&A deadlines across a dozen concurrent bids, plus portal mechanics and formatting, so nothing is lost to a cutoff. Use AI-configured intake and tracking workflows to keep every deadline visible.
  • Own procurement portal administration: registration, credentials, two-factor, and renewals across a large estate of buyer portals and framework registrations, held as a live registry.
  • Route and unblock the experts: work out which claims need verification, route each to the true owner across Product, Security, Legal, Infrastructure, and Finance, keep a live AI-supported view of who owes what by when, and get contractual, security, and data-residency flags to Legal and GRC while something can still be done about them.
  • Protect claim accuracy: give everything a second read before it leaves, validate product, security, and compliance claims against canonical internal sources, hold the entity and certification distinctions across TRM's US, UK, EU, and federal entities, and flag content that is stale, contradictory, or unverifiable rather than approximating it.
  • Build the intake process and the library: produce supporting documentation (sole-source justifications, attestation letters, COI requests, reps and certs, vendor onboarding packets), and use AI to curate a reusable answer library so the same question is never researched twice.

What they require

  • You have owned complex written deliverables against hard external deadlines, from bid or tender operations, deal desk, sales operations, procurement, or GRC.
  • Detail at a level most people find excessive; you notice when a figure in paragraph 40 contradicts a figure in paragraph 4, and you fix it.
  • You can hold a dozen concurrent workstreams with different owners, formats, and deadlines without dropping one.
  • The credibility to get a busy engineer or lawyer to give you a clear answer, and to still get one the next time you ask.
  • Genuinely AI-fluent: you build or configure intake, routing, and QA workflows with these tools, and you know which parts of the work a model should never own.
  • Comfort with strong Excel and Word, whatever a buyer's portal puts in front of you, and AI-assisted drafting and review.

Benefits

  • No on-call rotation, no pager, and no weekend expectation; submission weeks have peaks and those are managed inside the week.
  • Communication is async-first via Slack and Notion, with sync coordination around live bids.
  • Distributed, not distant. Global and remote; bids open and close on European and US hours, so the working day is set by live submissions rather than one office.

Blockchain intelligence platform for investigating, monitoring, and detecting crypto fraud and financial crime

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