BlackRock is staffing up for the next leg of its crypto push, posting new digital asset roles across New York, London and Singapore as it expands a team that now spans tokenization, stablecoins and crypto market structure.
Robert Mitchnick, who leads BlackRock’s digital assets strategy, flagged the recruitment drive recently, saying the firm is hiring for multiple leadership roles across its digital assets team in New York, London and Asia.
The openings range from associate roles to senior leadership, covering product strategy, research, fund services and compliance, according to job listings and role descriptions posted on BlackRock’s careers pages.
High-Paying Crypto Roles Anchor Expansion Plan
One of the most senior postings, a managing director role in New York, puts the salary range at $270,000 to $350,000 and tasks the hire with leading major cross firm digital assets initiatives tied to crypto assets, stablecoins and tokenization.
In Singapore, BlackRock is also hiring a managing director to run digital assets strategy across Asia Pacific, with responsibilities that include building a multi-year commercial plan, shaping regulatory engagement, and mapping distribution through banks, brokers, crypto exchanges and fintech platforms.
BlackRock’s listings also point to a global build-out around digital asset tokenization and controls, with roles in areas such as fund services and financial crime compliance alongside legal coverage for EMEA markets.
From ETFs To Tokenization, BlackRock Deepens Its Bet
The firm is asking new hires to show up in person, with the postings reiterating a hybrid model that requires at least four days a week in the office and one day from home.
The hiring push lands after BlackRock helped pull crypto deeper into traditional portfolios through its spot Bitcoin ETF, and it has also pushed into on chain finance with a tokenized institutional liquidity fund on Ethereum.
BlackRock has even put its iShares Bitcoin Trust among its top investment themes for 2025, placing it alongside short-term Treasuries and a mega-cap US tech basket, a signal that the firm sees crypto exposure as a core portfolio building block for some clients.
Tokenization is part of the same arc, and BlackRock’s BUIDL fund has already shown up in market plumbing, including being accepted as collateral at crypto exchange Binance, a milestone for tokenized Treasuries in institutional style workflows.
Taken together, the job slate reads like a plan to professionalise the full stack, product build, market structure, risk and compliance, and regional execution, as BlackRock positions for crypto’s next phase beyond headline-driven rallies.
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