UK remote
Intelligence Analyst, Risk & Investigations
About this role
Sportradar Integrity Services is part of the Sportradar Group and the world’s leading supplier of sports integrity solutions. Risk & Investigations is a subunit of Sportradar Integrity Services and supports its partners, which include sports governing bodies, anti-doping organisations, clubs, state authorities, law enforcement agencies and private organisations, in identifying and investigating integrity threats to their organisations and jurisdictions.
R&I specialises in providing a robust due diligence programme through vetting individuals and entities, as well as providing intelligence and investigative support to combat doping, online abuse, misconduct, fraudulent behaviour, and broader corruption threats. The Intelligence Analyst, Risk & Investigations, will be responsible for contributing to all aspects of Sportradar’s intelligence and investigation activity. The role demands a dedicated, forward-thinking intelligence/due diligence professional who will thrive working in a ground-breaking and fast-paced company.
THE CHALLENGE Lead and conduct due diligence products and complex intelligence-led investigations using an all-source approach. Collect, analyse and evaluate sensitive information and datasets. Perform advanced Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) research and analysis in order to support investigations and due diligence projects. Produce a variety of intelligence products, including both short and extensive written reports.
Develop and maintain intelligence holdings and datasets. Contribute to the identification, cultivation and management of Human Intelligence (HUMINT) sources. Work closely across multiple Sportradar functions and departments to protect and enhance Sportradar business operations, including internal and external training and education on sports integrity. ABOUT YOU Relevant operational experience in research, due diligence, intelligence or investigations from areas such as law enforcement, journalism, corporate intelligence, or financial fraud.
Proficiency in OSINT tools, techniques, methodologies, and the analysis of diverse data sources and large datasets. Strong analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills with the ability to identify patterns and develop hypotheses. Exceptional attention to detail, organisation, record-keeping, and documentation skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to clearly present findings to a variety of audiences.