Senior Sports Quantitative Analyst £60,000 - £100,000 London, United Kingdom (hybrid)

Chisquare Group
London
1 month ago
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A fast-growing sports betting company is looking to hire a Senior Sports Quantitative Analyst!

The successful candidate will have experience building sports models. Your primary focus is developing mathematical and statistical sports betting models to enhance customers’ experiences of the betting product across multiple sports. You will also need to effectively communicate and translate complex technical information to others.

  • Salary up to £100,000 plus a 10% bonus and benefits
  • The opportunity to gain ownership of the position and have Sports Quantitative Analysts work beneath you
  • Flexible working and open vacation policy

Role Requirements

  • Experience building sports betting models within a team or from the beginning
  • Engineering experience with sports betting models
  • Mathematical or Statistical background (e.g., Bachelors or Masters)
  • SQL, Python and Excel are advantageous

Bonus points if you have

  • Experience with football sports modelling
  • Flexible Working – hybrid/remote
  • Challenging and interesting projects
  • Use of latest technologies and tools

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