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Partnership Protection Specialist, Europe & Asia

Sportradar · London · Posted 25d ago

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About the role

📋 Description Act as a key operational liaison between Sportradar and allocated European and Asian sports rights Attend sporting events throughout Europe and Asia to support rights-holder operations and assist in Build and maintain trusted relationships with leagues, federations, security teams, venue Conduct intelligence-led research into market activity to understand and analyze actors impacting Identify emerging risks, trends, and operational vulnerabilities affecting Sportradar's rights Conduct investigative research using open-source, commercial, and industry-specific data sources. 🎯 Requirements 3+ years' experience in investigations, intelligence, sports integrity, law enforcement, security Demonstrable investigative mindset with experience conducting intelligence-led enquiries and Strong understanding of the European sports landscape, particularly: Football (UEFA competitions Good working knowledge of major Asian sporting competitions and rights-holder environments Experience analyzing information from multiple sources and producing concise, actionable reports Understanding of sportsbook operations, sports betting ecosystems, and associated market

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FAQ

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This Partnership Protection Specialist, Europe & Asia position is listed as unknown (London).

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This is a mid level position.

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