VP, Market Surveillance

TWG Global AI•New York, NY

2d•$160,000 - $170,000•Onsite

About The Position

At TWG Group Holdings, LLC (“TWG Global”), we drive innovation and business transformation across a range of industries—including financial services, insurance, technology, media, and sports—by leveraging data and AI as core assets. Our AI-first, cloud-native approach delivers real-time intelligence and interactive business applications, empowering informed decision-making for both customers and employees. We prioritize responsible data and AI practices to ensure ethical standards and regulatory compliance. Our decentralized structure enables each business unit to operate autonomously, supported by a central AI Solutions Group, while strategic partnerships with leading data and AI vendors fuel game-changing efforts in marketing, operations, and product development. You will collaborate with management to advance our data and analytics transformation, enhance productivity, and enable agile, data-driven decisions. By leveraging relationships with top tech startups and universities, you will help create competitive advantages and drive enterprise innovation. At TWG Global, your contributions will support our goal of sustained growth and superior returns, as we deliver rare value and impact across our businesses. We're hiring a VP of Market Surveillance to run hands-on surveillance across a CFTC-regulated designated contract market (DCM) and to help define how we do that work at scale. You'll monitor trading activity, investigate suspicious behavior, and build cases. You'll also bring deep exchange-side and regulatory expertise into the room, shaping detection logic, surveillance strategy, and the product itself. This role covers both real-time trade monitoring and post-trade surveillance across regulated sports event contract prediction markets. This is a builder's role. You know how surveillance is supposed to work at a real exchange, and you have ideas about how to do it better. This is a VP-level position with room to grow into the function as it scales.

Requirements

5+ years in market monitoring and surveillance, market regulation and investigations, compliance, or market integrity at a DCM, a futures commission merchant (FCM), or a regulatory body (CFTC, NFA, CME, or similar)
Working knowledge of CFTC-regulated markets and DCM Core Principles, with real depth on market surveillance and manipulation (CFTC Regulation Part 38 and Core Principles 2 through 5)
Proven hands-on experience: you've run the alerts, built the cases, and written the reports yourself
Strategic instinct: you see how monitoring and surveillance can be done more efficiently and can help form the approach, not just execute a playbook
Strong analytical skills and comfort working directly with trading data to find subtle patterns
Clear writing and communication for technical, non-technical, and regulatory audiences
High integrity, sound judgment under pressure, and a firm commitment to confidentiality and market integrity

Nice To Haves

Proficiency in SQL and Python for building analyses, notebooks, and data pipelines
Experience with trade surveillance platforms such as Eventus, EP3 (Connamara), or other similar platforms
Familiarity with prediction markets and event contracts
Familiarity with sports integrity data and event outcome sources (e.g., Sportradar Integrity Services, IC360, official league data feeds)
Background and experience at a DCM, FCM, or regulatory body
Experience standing up or scaling a surveillance function from an early stage
Experience standing up, scaling, or designing monitoring and surveillance systems from an early stage

Responsibilities

Run real-time monitoring and post-trade surveillance across regulated sports event contracts to identify market abuse, including wash trading, spoofing, manipulative order behavior, and insider trading patterns
Own investigations end to end. Build the case, document findings, and escalate to Compliance, Legal, and regulators when appropriate
Translate surveillance practice into product. Work with engineering and data science to define detection logic, tune alerts, cut false positives, and sharpen the tooling
Build and refine the surveillance framework: alert thresholds, review procedures, escalation paths, and controls mapped to CFTC DCM Core Principles
Partner across Legal, Risk, Compliance, and Engineering to strengthen systems and workflows
Help define team standards and structure as surveillance scales