Why choose Lotto?

At Lotto NZ, we’re believers in inspiring Kiwis to dream big. So working with us means doing meaningful mahi that benefits good causes across Aotearoa. All while having fun along the way.
Everything we do comes back to making sure Kiwis can play in a way that’s healthy and fun, whilst returning 100% of our profits back into our communities around Aotearoa.

Your day-to-day:

Use your experience in psychology, public health and understanding of gambling and addiction, to help lead the delivery of our responsible gambling programme at Lotto NZ. Your day-to-day activities will include providing subject matter expertise, advice, consultancy and training to the business on the best way to prevent and minimise gambling harm for players. You will support Retailers in their responsible gambling duties and manage our at-risk customer process to identify customers displaying risky play behaviour and ensure the provision of timely and relevant support. This will include utilising a new online player behavioural analytics tool. You will draw on data, research and external expertise and connect with external stakeholders including treatment providers to identify opportunities for continuous improvement.

Your team:

You’ll be an important part of a Social Purpose team who are dedicated to minimising harm and the delivery of initiatives focused on strengthening social purpose (community trust and confidence in Lotto NZ). You’ll be working alongside our small team to help make a meaningful difference, including ensuring safe and responsible engagement with our products. You will also work proactively with a variety of internal and external stakeholders to input into and successfully deliver our Responsible Gambling Programme.

A bit about you:

You’ll be values driven with a deep care for others and a core desire to make a positive difference. You’ll have experience in psychology or public health or the gambling industry and an understanding of gambling harm and addiction. You will:

• Have at least 3+ years’ relevant experience, and/or a relevant tertiary qualification.
• Be an effectiveand empathetic communicator,with great interpersonal skills and be comfortable communicating with customers and key external and internal stakeholders.This includes both written and verbal communication skills.
• Have proven experience in the identification and implementation of projects or new initiatives.
• Be computer literate, including intermediate level of skills in MS Excel, Word, and Power Point.
• Be competent at interpreting and analysing numerical and technical information and be able to use data to inform insights.
• Be able to obtain information from multiple sources (research, data etc), interpret it and use it to identify opportunities for improvement.

A high level of cultural competency will also be advantageous.

How we care for you:

To help you win at work and beyond, we’ve created some purposeful ways to look after you, your whānau and the community we . Some of this includes:

• Flexibility to have the work-life balance that suits both you and the people you care about via our hybrid working model.
• Extra paid leave for days like Lotto Day at Christmas and Volunteer Day.
• Modern office in Newmarket plus barista coffee machine.
• An array of health and wellness benefits such as free flu jabs, access to EAP and onsite gym.
• Opportunity to join any of our Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Wellbeing networks.
• Enjoy fresh fruit, biscuits, coffee, breakfast, and a selection of teas on us!

Come as you are:

We want you to feel at home when you’re with us. We accept you and celebrate you exactly as you are, no matter your background.
At Lotto NZ, we believe that when everyone’s in, everyone wins. That’s why we’re committed to and intentional about building a diverse and inclusive workforce that our customers and communities can feel a part of. Our focus is to create an environment where you thrive, and where people from all backgrounds feel seen, heard, and understood!
This is your opportunity to join a group of good people, with good vibes who support each other like whānau.

We want you to feel comfortable throughout the recruitment process, so please feel free to let us know if there is anything you need to allow you to participate equitably.
Don’t worry if you think you don’t tick all the boxes – if you have passion and interest, we would love to hear from you.
While applications from any background are actively encouraged, the right to work in New Zealand is a must.

Full-time (fixed term)
Job no: 2024-0136
Location: Auckland (Tāmaki-makau-rau)
Closing Date: Until filled