“Integrity” is a word floated about non-stop by professional sports leagues when it comes to sports wagering. There are sincere efforts made by all of the leagues, and the NCAA, to do what they can to preclude improprieties by those involved in the games that are played and others who seek to influence outcomes for monetary gain.
The National Basketball Association has been one of the leaders of the pack in asserting a need to better monitor the integrity of games played. It is in the process of beefing up its staff to further that goal.
A new job posting looks for someone to be based in New York City who will be responsible for supporting the league’s integrity monitoring program, primarily related to sports betting.
Responsibilities include:
The NBA is looking for someone with at least five year of experience in data analytics or a comparable area of expertise, as well as a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or a comparable technical discipline.
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