Market Curation Editor (Sports)

About this role

The Opportunity As a Market Curation Editor for Sports, you'll support the Product Data Operations team supporting a new social-predictions app moving through a beta launch. An automated pipeline drafts candidate prediction markets every night; you are the human judgment layer on top of it — deciding which go live, sharpening the ones that are nearly right, and catching the markets the pipeline missed entirely. This role calls for deep, current expertise in professional and collegiate sport and in the rule conventions that govern how results are officially determined.

What You'll Do Review a daily queue of system-generated sports markets against a fixed completion deadline, working event by event across every market a fixture generates. Assess each candidate market for factual accuracy, clarity, and whether the resolution criteria can actually be adjudicated against a named authoritative source and a defined settlement date. Verify that open and close timing is correct for the underlying event, including scheduled and unscheduled delays.

Apply the correct settlement convention for the league in question — overtime, shootouts, postponement and abandonment, minimum-play thresholds on player props, and official statistical corrections. Confirm policy fit against community standards and content guidelines, escalating anything ambiguous or sensitive rather than making an unsupported call. Approve, edit, or reject each candidate, recording a structured reason every time — this record is a product deliverable, not admin.

Rewrite questions and resolution language for precision, and for how fans actually talk about the event. Author timestamped clarifications when ambiguity emerges in a live market, and resolve settlement exceptions the data feed can't handle. Run proactive gap scans — monitor live markets for visible errors, and track schedules, team news, and social platforms for events the pipeline didn't capture. Participate in weekly calibration reviews to stay consistent with published guidelines and fellow curators.

What We're Looking For 3+ years in sports trading, sports data operations, sports journalism or editorial, or a comparable role requiring current subject-matter expertise. Demonstrable current fluency in sport — following it now, not historically — across professional and collegiate leagues in major sports. Fluency with sports culture and sports social media (trades, free agency, breaking news accounts). Working knowledge of official rule and settlement conventions for major leagues, and of which sources are authoritative for results and statistics.