This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Market Curation Editor (Sports) based in India.
This role sits at the intersection of sports expertise, editorial judgment, and product data operations for a social-predictions platform. You will serve as the human quality layer behind an automated system that generates sports prediction markets. Your responsibility will be to determine which markets are accurate, clear, and ready to publish, while identifying gaps and correcting issues the system cannot resolve. The position requires deep, current knowledge of skilled and collegiate sports and a strong understanding of official rules and settlement conventions. You will make time-sensitive decisions across live events while ensuring every market can be resolved against authoritative sources. Your editorial precision and judgment will directly influence the quality, reliability, and user experience of the product.
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Accountabilities:




Review daily queues of system-generated sports markets within fixed completion deadlines, working across all markets generated for each sporting event.
Evaluate candidate markets for factual accuracy, clarity, completeness, and whether their resolution criteria can be objectively adjudicated using an authoritative source and defined settlement date.
Verify market opening and closing times against underlying events, accounting for scheduled changes, delays, postponements, and other developments.
Apply appropriate league-specific settlement conventions, including overtime, shootouts, abandoned or postponed events, minimum-play requirements for player props, and official statistical corrections.
Assess markets against community standards and content policies, escalating ambiguous or sensitive cases when a clear determination cannot be made.
Approve, edit, or reject markets and document a structured, accurate reason for every decision as part of the produc

📌 Market Curation Editor (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India