Deputy MLRO Switzerland

Copper is a digital‑asset infrastructure provider founded in 2018 that delivers institutional custody, collateral management and prime‑service solutions. Its core offering relies on Multi‑Party Computation (MPC) technology, which secures assets while allowing connections to centralized exchanges, DeFi platforms and staking pools. The firm's compliance function supports the business in a complex regulatory environment, translating legal obligations into practical policies, procedures and internal controls. As Deputy Money‑Laundering Reporting Officer for Copper Markets Switzerland, you will back the MLRO in overseeing anti‑money‑laundering (AML) matters and help shape the broader global compliance programme. Your daily work will involve acting as the second‑in‑command for AML oversight, stepping in when the MLRO is unavailable, and ensuring continuous compliance monitoring. You will serve as the primary local compliance point of contact, advising the Swiss business on AML, sanctions, regulatory reporting, governance and risk‑management issues, and guaranteeing that local regulatory duties are embedded in everyday operations. The posting does not enumerate explicit qualifications, years of experience, language proficiency levels, certifications or specific technical tools. Consequently, there are no formally stated must‑have criteria to list. The role is described in terms of responsibilities rather than predefined credential requirements. The position sits within Copper's Compliance Team, which operates under the Head of Compliance Switzerland and collaborates with the global compliance organisation based in the United Kingdom. Copper highlights its industry‑leading security certifications and an A+‑rated insurance policy, underscoring a strong focus on risk mitigation and asset protection. Working in Switzerland, you will engage with the Money Laundering Reporting Office Switzerland (MROS), coordinate external audits, and contribute to the evolution of compliance strategies, policies and controls at both local and global levels. The environment promises exposure to cutting‑edge digital‑asset technology, a multinational team, and the chance to influence compliance practices in a rapidly growing sector.