Bet3651

Bet3651

Sports CRM Ops Associate

Denver, Colorado, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 6 hours ago
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Cap-exempt (no lottery)0
Sponsors this role0
Entry-level history0
PERM / green-card track0
Lottery odds40
Fits your clock70

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About the role

  • Our focus on In-Play betting has solidified our market-leading position, offering an unmatched experience across 96 sports and 700,000 streaming events.
  • With over 750 concurrent sporting fixtures at peak and more live sports streamed than anyone else in Europe, we handle over 6 billion HTTP requests daily and process more than 2 million bets per hour at peak.
  • We empower our employees to push boundaries and explore new ideas, cultivating a culture that celebrates and rewards creativity.

Responsibilities

  • Building and testing a variety of CRM campaigns across multiple channels (email, in-app messages, push notifications).
  • Building and maintaining offer content using a Content Management System.

Requirements

  • Fluent proficiency in verbal and written English and Spanish for a fast-paced environment including the ability to proofread a diverse range on content.

Company info

  • At bet365, we're one of the world's leading online gambling companies, revolutionising the industry since 2000.
  • Founded by Denise Coates CBE, we now employ over 10,000 people and serve over 100 million customers in 26 languages.
  • As a forward-thinking company, we're breaking new ground in software innovation too, redefining what's possible for our customers worldwide.

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