Cross-Jurisdiction Operations Analyst

Counterparty engagement across APAC institutional counterparties operates within jurisdictional structural arrangements that differ significantly across Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, India, Australia, and broader APAC legal regimes — entity structural realities, jurisdictional legal-structural frameworks, and cross-border structural coordination requirements that shape how Aspera Edge engages within APAC institutional structures. The Cross-Jurisdiction Operations Analyst operates the structural-analytical surface across this layer.

The role supports the Legal Operations Counsel on APAC jurisdictional structural matters and operates the analytical surface where jurisdictional legal realities translate into operational structural coordination across APAC counterparty engagement.

Operate jurisdictional-structural analytics across APAC counterparty engagement. Analyze APAC jurisdictional structural arrangements, support structural review across APAC counterparty engagement, and coordinate jurisdictional-structural alignment across APAC counterparty group structures.

The Analyst owns the APAC jurisdictional-structural analytical surface — analyzing entity structural arrangements at APAC counterparty institutions, supporting structural review on jurisdictional matters, and coordinating jurisdictional-structural alignment across counterparty group architectures spanning APAC jurisdictional regimes. The role operates at the analytical layer rather than the architectural authority layer, supporting the Legal Operations Counsel's structural review function with APAC jurisdictional analytical depth.

Day-to-day, the role coordinates with the Legal Operations Counsel on APAC structural review matters, with the Financial Crime & AML Lead on APAC jurisdictional-structural coordination on financial crime structural matters, with the Cross-Border Payments Analyst on APAC jurisdictional payments-structural coordination, and with the Operational Continuity Analyst on APAC jurisdictional-operational interpretive boundaries.

The function operates against the structural reality that APAC counterparty engagement spans jurisdictionally heterogeneous structural arrangements — and that jurisdictional structural alignment requires interpretive analytical work rather than transactional coordination.

• Analyze APAC jurisdictional structural arrangements across counterparty engagement, including counterparty entity structural analysis, jurisdictional structural mapping, and APAC counterparty group architectural assessment
• Support structural review across APAC counterparty engagement at the analytical layer, including jurisdictional structural review documentation, structural arrangement analytical outputs, and APAC structural review coordination
• Coordinate jurisdictional-structural alignment across APAC counterparty group structures, including cross-jurisdictional structural alignment analysis and APAC structural integration interpretive support
• Translate APAC jurisdictional legal evolution into structural analytical outputs — monitoring jurisdictional structural landscape across Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, India, Australia, and adapting analytical outputs accordingly
• Operate interpretive analytical support for cross-border structural coordination, including APAC cross-border structural review, jurisdictional structural interpretive analysis, and structural alignment coordination
• Handle jurisdictional-structural analytical escalation — APAC jurisdictional structural incident analytical surfacing, cross-border structural anomaly analysis, jurisdictional structural interpretive escalation — through documented escalation pathways to the Legal Operations Counsel
• Coordinate analytical outputs with the Strategic Partnerships Associate on APAC partnership structural matters and with the Cross-Border Payments Analyst on APAC payments-structural interpretive coordination

• APAC jurisdictional structural regimes: Singapore (common law), Hong Kong (common law), Japan (civil law), India (common law with jurisdictional variation), Australia (common law), Korea (civil law), and broader APAC structural frameworks
• APAC counterparty group structural arrangements spanning multi-entity APAC counterparty institutions
• Cross-border structural coordination across APAC counterparty engagement
• Internal coordination with Legal Operations Counsel, Financial Crime & AML Lead, Cross-Border Payments Analyst, Operational Continuity Analyst, Strategic Partnerships Associate
• Singapore market hours operational anchor with APAC jurisdictional structural coordination
• External counsel coordination at qualified APAC jurisdictional law firms during structural review conditions

• 4–6 years institutional legal operations, jurisdictional legal analytics, or institutional structural analytics at APAC institutional financial firm, payments institution, or comparable institutional environment
• Legal qualification or legal-analytical background preferred — APAC jurisdictional legal admission (Singapore, Hong Kong, or equivalent) advantageous; comparable institutional legal-analytical experience accepted
• APAC jurisdictional operating experience — working familiarity with APAC jurisdictional structural frameworks at analytical-interpretive depth rather than research depth
• Cross-jurisdictional structural analytical experience across at least two APAC jurisdictional regimes
• Working fluency with counterparty structural analysis, jurisdictional structural review documentation, and APAC structural interpretive coordination
• Analytical-interpretive discipline appropriate for institutional jurisdictional-structural environments — interpretive rigor, structural analytical depth, jurisdictional documentation discipline