Growth Ops
Pubblicato il 08-10-2026 - Deblock in Romano di Lombardia
Deblock has landed in Italy. We're not doing it the usual way. We're diving deep in only one city first. Milan. And we need someone on the ground to make it happen.
Le seguenti informazioni hanno lo scopo di fornire ai potenziali candidati una migliore comprensione dei requisiti per questo ruolo.
This isn't a role for a distant executive; it's for a hands-on builder. You will report directly to the ExCo and VP of Marketing, acting as the bridge between high-level strategy and boots-on-the-ground execution. You will own the "Trust & Growth" engine for the Milan market. When Milan is won, you'll have built the playbook that takes us everywhere else.
What you'll be working on
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- Product: Analyse our product fit, generate insights for improvements and feature advances to make Deblock THE best neo-bank in Milan.
- Network building: Grow our external testing panel, and grow our organic base in the city. Build a deep passionate community.
- Ground intelligence: Track what works and what doesn’t, direct the product evolution and brand positioning.
Be the person who actually knows what's happening on the ground, and can respond to market stimulus.
- BizDev DNA: You understand how to open doors, build a local pipeline, and turn relationships into commercial partnerships on the ground in Milan.
What we are looking for
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- Milan native: You know the city, you have the network, you understand the culture.
- Product obsessed: You have a passion to build excellent products, never settling for an “OK” outcome, only the best will do.
- Quantitative and structured: Able to formulate clear insights and direct feedback to product teams. Clarity of thought brings consistency of output.
- Exceptional grit and self-direction: You are a self starter, and have a founder mentality. No hurdle is too big.
- Fluent Italian and English
What will make you stand out
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- 1+ years of experience in business development or operations
- Experience in fintech, neo-banking, or a fast-growing cons