ABOUT THE ROLE

Our FRAM (Fraud, Risk Management & AML) function protects our customers, our brands and our licences across every market we operate in. As we continue to grow, we are creating a new Head of FRAM Process & Quality role to bring our quality assurance, process and learning teams together under one leader. Reporting to the Director of FRAM and working alongside the Head of FRAM Change & Tech, you will own the standard that defines what "good" looks like across all fraud, risk and AML processes, and over time build and lead a team as the function grows.

This is a highly visible role with real influence. You will set the QA and calibration strategy for the whole function, tackle systemic root causes rather than local symptoms, and shape how FRAM builds and develops expertise as it scales. You will also be the operational voice of FRAM in front of regulators, external auditors and internal audit, explaining and defending how our processes and controls work. If you want to build a quality culture from the ground up and give a growing function one consistent, defensible answer to "is this good enough?", we would love to hear from you.

YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR:

Lead and continuously develop the control and quality framework for fraud, risk and AML processes across all markets

Set the QA and calibration strategy, defining how quality is measured and stepping in when teams deviate from agreed standards

Lead the response to systemic issues such as policy gaps or capability shortfalls, making sure they are fixed at a strategic level

Lead the capability and learning strategy for FRAM, ensuring the function builds, retains and develops the right expertise as it grows

Act as the primary operational point of contact for regulators, external auditors and internal audit on FRAM process and control effectiveness

Build and develop the QA, Process and Learning & Capability teams over time, growing the function through internal moves and new hires.

Partner with the Director of FRAM and operational leaders to align the quality and process agenda and drive adoption of standards

Report on quality, capability and control risks to the Director of FRAM, highlighting trends and recommending action

OUR SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING:

ESSENTIAL SKILLS

Solid experience in fraud, risk and/or AML operations within a regulated environment, such as iGaming or financial services

Proven track record of designing and owning a QA or control framework and process architecture, not only working within one

Significant people leadership experience, ideally leading managers across several teams or bringing separate teams together

Confidence in presenting to and handling challenges from regulators, auditors and senior stakeholders

Strong root-cause analysis and continuous improvement skills, with a structured, data-informed approach

NICE TO HAVES

A relevant professional certification in risk, quality, audit or AML (e.g. CAMS, ICA)

Experience designing learning or capability programmes for operational teams

WHO WE ARE

At the core of LeoVegas Group is Team Leo. Our culture is our foundation and is what enables us to innovate, build, and lead as we trailblaze our way through the igaming industry. We're a team of over 2000 innovators, initiators, and groundbreakers working in a fast-paced and agile environment across 19 offices worldwide.

BENEFITS

Hybrid work policy

4 weeks of Workation (T&C apply)

Well-being allowance to support your active lifestyle

Private health insurance

Discounts across a range of retailers, gyms, bars & restaurants

We offer an employee assistance program that can provide help and guidance during challenging moments

CALL TO ACTION

In our pride, we empower our teammates to find their roar and run with their wildest ideas. We don't wait for things to happen; we pounce and make it happen!

Would you be a good fit for the Leo Pride - give us a roar!

As our company working language is English, we'd like to see your CV in English, please

Head of Process & Quality (Fraud/Risk & AML)

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