Treasury Manager

Ripple • New York, New York • Full Time • $144,000–$180,000 / year

Posted on Sat, Oct 3, 2026

At Ripple, we’re building a world where value moves like information does today. It’s big, it’s bold, and we’re already doing it. Through our crypto solutions for financial institutions, businesses, governments and developers, we are improving the global financial system and creating greater economic fairness and opportunity for more people, in more places around the world. And we get to do the best work of our career and grow our skills surrounded by colleagues who have our backs. 

If you’re ready to see your impact and unlock incredible career growth opportunities, join us, and build real world value.


The work

Ripple is the leader in enterprise blockchain and crypto solutions, redefining how the world moves, manages, tokenizes and stores value. A company with more than 900 global employees and 15 offices. An opportunity to join a team empowered to deliver on its mission to build crypto solutions for a world without economic borders. To date, Ripple Payments has processed 27M lifetime transactions worth nearly $50B. A vision that has the potential to impact directly on how value moves around the world.

Reporting to the senior manager, global liquidity management, this person will be responsible for assisting with all aspects of global treasury liquidity management. This individual will collaborate daily with cross-functional/cross-regional members

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