An established iGaming business is looking to hire a Head of Fraud and Payments. The successful candidate will be responsible for a comprehensive audit of all existing fraud and payments rules, processes, and tool configurations, identify gaps and inefficiencies, and drive both the redesign and the end-to-end implementation of improvements. This means digging deep to gain misunderstanding of the domain and rolling up their sleeves alongside the team - actively verifying that rules are correctly configured in the tools, that processes are documented and followed on the floor, and that changes are implemented as intended.  Main Duties & Responsibilities:   Conduct a thorough, end-to-end audit of all existing fraud and payments rules, processes, workflows, and tool configurations Design an improvement plan that prioritizes low hanging fruits and the 20% of effort with 80% of value. Ensure every change is fully implemented and working before sign-off — not just documented Build a function that is not dependent on any one individual: clear rules, well-documented processes, and a team that is developed to operate with increasing autonomy Personally validate rules and process changes directly within fraud and payments tools, checking that configurations are correct, that logic fires as expected, and that the team’s day-to-day operational experience reflects the intended design Work hands-on alongside the Fraud and Payments teams on a day-to-day basis — close enough to understand what is happening operationally, not just what is being reported Manage and develop the Managers and Team Leads: set clear expectations, give regular direct feedback, and build their capability to make sound decisions independently Conduct fraud risk assessments on existing and future business streams, taking personal ownership of the quality and depth of findings rather than delegating conclusions and actions Manage operational resourcing of current and future Fraud and Payments teams, ensuring capacity and capability are matched to business needs  Work closely with AML, CS, Compliance and other departments — contribute actively to resolving shared challenges or opportunities, not just act as a point of escalation Skills & Qualifications:   Pragmatic and resourceful — focused on what works, not on what looks good on paper Able to simplify complex processes and produce clear, structured guidance the team can follow Willing to do the work personally, not just direct others to do it Excellent communication skills both verbally and written Comfortable making trade-off decisions and taking calculated risks Detail-oriented and thorough — not satisfied with surface-level explanations or assumptions that have not been tested Direct, hands-on experience with fraud and risk tools: has personally configured rules, tested logic, and reviewed queues — not only managed people who do Organisational skills and ability to work on own initiative. Committed to developing their team: builds capability and frameworks over time so that people become more independent, not more reliant on the manager Strong analytical capabilities Combines structured thinking with a practical eye: able to design a process correctly and verify that it works as intended in practice Knowledge & Experience:   5+ years of experience in a risk management, fraud investigation, fraud operations, risk operations or similar role Previous manager-level experience in a Fraud/Risk/AML role from within gaming, with a demonstrable track record of staying hands-on with tools and processes rather than managing purely at a distance Experience writing effective manuals and guidance Proficiency in using Microsoft Office Suite Benefits: Private Health Insurance Monthly Fitness Subsidy

A successful iGaming business is looking to hire within it's Technical Compliance Team. This is a full time position working on a hybrid basis in great offices on Malta. The role of Technical Compliance Officer will be responsible for;   Hold the Internal Audit Key Function for the Group’s MGA licences Coordinate, process, and monitor certification/audit licence obligations for established and new regulated i-gaming markets Conduct routine and surprise internal audits of gaming operations to ensure adherence to online gaming laws and regulations and present findings to the audit and risk committee, ensuring transparency without direct involvement in implementing corrective actions Communicate effectively and develop strong relationships with regulatory authorities, internal and external auditors Work closely and collaboratively with other key stakeholders internally and externally in the regulatory landscape Stay up to date with regulatory development and best practice in compliance control within and outside of the company Identify, document, and increase efficiencies of business processes to align with compliance requirements and comply with regulations in relevant jurisdictions Maintain knowledge and assist in keeping an up-to-date and accurate library/database of regulatory standards and licenses Support regulatory audits and gap analysis sessions and provide management with detailed reports on findings Any other ad-hoc duties that may be required Expertise Required; Specific work experience in one or both of the following: Internal/External Auditor and/or Compliance role Experience with auditing standards and/or gaming regulations Analytical skills with a highly developed sense of curiosity Strong interpersonal skills, efficient networker, and collaborative team player Excellent report writing skills Advanced computer skills in MS Office (Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint) as well as Jira and Confluence High-level interpersonal skills and problem-solving skills High sense of ownership and desire to improve their skills Excellent command of both spoken and written English A certification in internal audit (CIA) and/or systems audit (CISA) is advantageous. Benefits include; A competitive and attractive salary up to 55,000 Euros Private health insurance Annual wellbeing benefit allowance A weekly breakfast Social events for building strong relationships with colleagues This is an excellent opportunity to work with a specialised team in a growing, regulated iGaming business.

In-House Counsel (Legal & Compliance) Hybrid - Full Time Location - Romania or Malta  This role provides end-to-end legal and compliance support across a multinational iGaming group. Reporting to the Chief Legal & Compliance Officer, the role acts as a key legal advisor to internal teams. Key responsibilities: Legal support: Provide day-to-day legal advice on commercial, corporate, operational, and regulatory matters. Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of contracts  Support corporate governance, internal structuring, and legal documentation. Advise on areas such as gaming law, AML/CFT, data protection, IP, tax, IT, employment, and commercial law. Manage intellectual property (e.g., trademarks and enforcement actions). Conduct legal research and track regulatory changes across jurisdictions. Compliance support: Advise on compliance matters including gaming, AML/CFT, consumer protection, and competition law. Help develop and maintain compliance frameworks, policies, and risk registers. Manage licensing, certifications, audits, and regulatory submissions across jurisdictions. Monitor regulatory changes and support remediation actions. Contribute to training and compliance awareness across the business. Requirements: At least 5 years’ in-house legal experience, ideally in iGaming (B2B preferred) or a regulated industry. Strong expertise in gaming, commercial, corporate, employment, IT, AML/CFT, and IP law. Skilled in contract negotiation and handling regulatory/audit processes. Strong English communication skills and proficiency with tools like Jira, Google Suite, MS Office, and AI tools. Detail-oriented, proactive, business-focused, and willing to travel occasionally.