Country Representative – Syria Corridor
- Full-Time
- On-Site
- 300-350 USD / Month
Job Description:
POSITION METRICS
Position Title: Country Representative – Syria Corridor
Department: Business Development / Strategic Partnerships
Employment Type: Full-time
Location: Syria / Regional
Reports To: Sr. Business Developer Officer
1. About the Role
As a fast-growing financial services and fintech company, we are seeking a results-
driven Country Representative – Syria Corridor to manage and scale our regional
presence. You will serve as our primary strategic liaison on the ground, connecting
our core operations with partner banks, financial institutions, and agent networks.
Your main mission will be to visit banking partners, finalize commercial deals,
oversee partner agreements, and act as the primary intermediary ensuring smooth
cross-border transactions and operational execution.
2. Key Responsibilities
Bank Relationship Management & Field Operations
Conduct regular in-person visits to commercial banks, central monetary authorities,
and local financial institutions.
Serve as the main point of contact for bank operations, compliance teams, and
settlement departments.
Ensure seamless operational workflows for clearing, payout channels, and account
management.
Strategic Intermediary & Agent Oversight
Act as the dedicated bridge and intermediary between our fintech company, local
agent networks, and partner banks.
Onboard, train, and maintain ongoing relationships with cash-in/cash-out agents
and financial distributors.
Resolve operational bottlenecks, communication gaps, and customer service
escalations in real time.
Business Development & Deal Closing
Lead ground-level negotiations to finalize partnership contracts, SLAs, and
commercial agreements.
Expand the corridor footprint by identifying and closing new strategic opportunities
with local partners.
Work closely with internal legal, compliance, and product teams to tailor agreements
to local regulatory standards.
Corridor Monitoring & Performance Reporting
Track transaction success rates, corridor liquidity, and daily operational health.
Gather local market insights, competitor movements, and regulatory updates to
inform company strategy.
Provide clear, weekly status updates to executive management regarding banking
relationships and deal pipelines.
3. Qualifications & Requirements
Experience: 2+ years in business development, corporate banking, financial services,
or cross-border payment corridors.
Industry Knowledge: Solid understanding of fintech, cross-border remittances,
payment rails, and banking processes.
Network: Existing network within local banks, financial institutions, or agent networks
in the corridor is highly preferred.
Languages: Professional fluency in Arabic and English (both written and spoken).
Core Skills: Strong negotiation skills, very representative, well presented, proactive
relationship management, and high independence in execution.