iGaming Compliance Analyst
Role Overview
The iGaming Compliance Analyst helps build and deliver the compliance program overseeing Alberta's open internet gaming market.
The role assesses sector- and subsector-level risk and provides actionable insights to compliance teams from qualitative and quantitative information sources.
The position is in Regulatory Services, iGaming, and is classified as Investigator/Inspector 3.
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About AGLC
AGLC leads Alberta's gaming, liquor, and cannabis industries and aims to provide outstanding service and trusted choices.
Regulatory Services protects Albertans and supports industry integrity through business improvements, audits, compliance support, and investigations.
Role overview
The iGaming Compliance Analyst helps build and deliver the compliance program overseeing Alberta's open internet gaming market.
The role assesses sector- and subsector-level risk and provides actionable insights to compliance teams from qualitative and quantitative information sources.
The position is in Regulatory Services, iGaming, and is classified as Investigator/Inspector 3.
Responsibilities
- Research emerging regulatory risks in internet gaming.
- Develop and improve compliance indicators within a regulatory compliance framework.
- Assess the effect of compliance activity outputs and indicators on registrants' compliance profiles.
- Help construct and deliver compliance plans with compliance teams.
- Reassess compliance priorities and monitor program effectiveness.
- Recommend improvements to the compliance program.
Qualifications and skills
- A post-secondary diploma in business administration, data analysis, or a related field is required; equivalent education and experience may be considered.
- Requires 5+ years of regulatory or investigative experience with a gaming regulator, law enforcement agency, or similar organization.
- Requires superior knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, including SharePoint.
- Requires advanced expertise in regulatory risk theory and approaches, risk identification and management, risk indicators and tools, and compliance program development.
- Requires strong research, content discovery, critical thinking, analysis, and audience-aware communication skills.
- Must handle pressure, multitask, and meet strict deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
- Business intelligence tool proficiency, such as Power BI, is an asset.
- Satisfactory security clearance and a clean driver's abstract, if necessary, are conditions of employment.
Location
- The posting lists the work location as St. Albert - Corriveau.
Employment and compensation
- The position is permanent, full-time.
- The listed salary range is $83,908.63 to $109,269.48; no pay cadence is specified.
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