The ITIA is a values-driven organisation, with a clear mission: to deliver impactful anti-doping and anti-corruption programmes to protect the integrity of our Members’ events and those who participate in them.

Our programmes are intelligence-led, innovative, collaborative and focus on prevention alongside detection, and we are always on the lookout for talented individuals who can help us to deliver our mission.

Based in Roehampton, South West London, the ITIA has a progressive and inclusive approach to modern-day employment, with great benefits, excellent culture, and opportunities for professional and personal development.

 

You don’t have to just take our word for it. Here’s what our staff have to say about working at the ITIA

  • HELEN CALTON

    INVESTIGATIONS


    As one of the investigators at the ITIA, I conduct investigations of potential breaches of tennis’ integrity rules.

    As a former police officer, joining the ITIA has enabled me to further my career, but within a sport I am passionate about. 

    I love to keep active and spend my time at CrossFit, swimming or playing tennis – the latter of which with lots of enthusiasm but a little less talent!

    To me, integrity is about doing the right thing even when no one is watching you. This might not always give you the advantage, but it is fair and proper, allowing for an even playing field.

  • GLEN SHACKEL

    INTELLIGENCE


    I grew up in Wimbledon Park and could hear the cheer of the Centre Court crowds from my back garden, so I have always had an interest in tennis and would keep an eye out for whenever an analyst vacancy came up.

    Having previously worked at the Metropolitan and Surrey Police as a crime intelligence analyst, I provide analysis in support of investigations into corruption and doping offences in international tennis – this includes the analysis of a wide range of sources to assist in cases and identify further attempts to manipulate the result of matches.

    For me integrity means to build trust and respect.  Integrity contributes to professional success, promotes moral responsibility, sets a positive example, and boosts self-respect. In terms of tennis, integrity allows people to aspire to achievements and success based on hard and fair effort.

  • DANIEL COLE

    COMMUNICATIONS


    My role includes providing updates for the tennis stakeholders and general public on the work we undertake at the ITIA, including quarterly reports, press releases on sanctions, and liaising with media.

    An important part of my role is supporting the ITIA’s work in prioritising prevention of integrity issues before they occur. 

    This includes developing resources for tennis officials, players, and their support staff to ensure that they understand the rules.

    To me, integrity is about putting the principles of fair play and equality of opportunity above individual interests – no matter the personal or professional implications.

  • JOSH COAKES

    ANTI-DOPING


    As the Anti-Doping Officer here at the ITIA, I contribute to the running of the Tennis Anti-Doping Programme (TADP). This includes educating players on the rules, liaising with stakeholders, overseeing testing, and managing the Whereabouts programme.

    A big part of my role is the engagement with the players and their support team members to help develop their understanding of the TADP rules and bridge the gap between the rules and the people that they affect. This is usually in the form of one-to-one meetings or seminars at tournaments.

    I believe that integrity is the foundation on which sport thrives. Sport can help exercise integrity and provide the platform to demonstrate the importance of integrity to the rest of society.

Vacancies

At the ITIA, we know diversity fosters creativity and innovation. We are committed to equality of opportunity, to being fair and inclusive, and to being a place where all belong. We therefore particularly encourage applications from candidates from underrepresented groups.

To view the ITIA's full recruitment policy, please click here.

Compliance Officer, Anti-Doping (12 months fixed-term)

The Compliance Officer will support the effective delivery of the organisation’s Anti-Doping
Programme, providing operational and administrative support across a range of anti-doping
activities. Working as part of the Anti-Doping team, the role will assist with testing processes,
potential rule violations, education, whereabouts and other key programme activities, helping
to ensure processes are managed accurately, efficiently and consistently.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Testing
• Review and record testing documentation, identifying relevant issues, feedback and
trends
• Support the administration of potential Anti-Doping Rule Violations, including drafting
correspondence and preparing case documentation
• Coordinate the collection of information and documentation from laboratories, service
providers and other relevant stakeholders
• Provide administrative support throughout testing and case-related processes,
ensuring records and documentation are accurate and complete

GENERAL

• Manage and triage enquiries received through the Anti-Doping team’s shared
communication channels
• Provide administrative and logistical support for anti-doping committee and
stakeholder meetings, including travel and venue arrangements
• Assist with meeting preparation, administration and minute-taking
• Provide first-line support for anti-doping systems and portals, including account
access, verification and general troubleshooting
• Support the development and review of anti-doping education resources and
communications, identifying opportunities for new or enhanced messaging
• Assist with the administration of player whereabouts requirements and periodic
submissions
• Support the team in responding to anti-doping enquiries received through reporting
and information channels
• Accurately record relevant information and intelligence within internal case
management systems
• Assist with monitoring and administering communication channels used by doping
control personnel

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Essential:
• Well-developed organisational and problem-solving and planning skills
• Good IT skills
• The ability to work with, and respect, sensitive information and maintain
confidentiality
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
• Ability to communicate tactfully and build positive relationships with external partners
• Fluent in English
• Flexibility – periods of travel may be required
• Highly self-motivated
• Meticulous attention to detail
• Excellent project management skills
• Minimum 1-2 years experience in a highly regulated, compliance-driven, or
comparably sensitive environment
• Capability to balance a demanding workload and adapt quickly
• Ability to draft formal documents

Desirable:
• An understanding of Anti-Doping or experience of working in the field of Anti-Doping
• Language capability, the ability to speak other languages, in particular French and
Spanish
• A working knowledge of tennis would be an advantage

BENEFITS

• An exciting working environment in a dynamic, international sports body
• Salary of £32,000 per annum
• 25 days holiday per annum plus UK bank holidays
• Comprehensive Private Medical Insurance
• Contributory Pension Scheme
• Life Insurance & Income Protection Scheme

At the ITIA, we know diversity fosters creativity and innovation. We are committed to equality
of opportunity, to being fair and inclusive, and to being a place where all belong. We
therefore particularly encourage applications from candidates from underrepresented
groups

Apply here

Close date: 06 November 2026