Betway Group
Betway Group builds and operates online sportsbook, casino, and esports betting platforms for consumers, generating revenue from wagering and gaming. Its portfolio includes the Betway sports-betting brand and the Jackpot City online casino, and it supports operations through affiliated companies such as Win Technologies UK. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Gzira, Malta, Betway is part of Super Group (NYSE: SGHC) and serves multiple regulated markets worldwide.
Open Positions at Betway Group
6 open positions
The Software Engineer III develops, supports, and improves software across the technology stack, delivering clean, reliable solutions through the full software development lifecycle. The role also guides junior engineers and contributes to release management, monitoring, testing, and operational improvement.
Lead secure, automated software delivery as a Senior DevSecOps Engineer, embedding application security controls across CI/CD pipelines, cloud-native environments, and container platforms. You’ll partner with engineering teams to improve security outcomes without slowing delivery.
Senior Software Engineer responsible for designing and building scalable web applications, APIs, data processes, and user interfaces for Super Group’s online gaming platforms. The role combines .NET backend development, frontend technologies, distributed systems, and Azure DevOps practices.
Senior Software Engineer responsible for designing, developing, and evolving scalable software platforms for a global online gaming company. The role focuses on .NET backend services, web applications, data processes, DevOps alignment, and cross-functional technical delivery.
Senior DevSecOps Engineer responsible for embedding application and platform security controls into development and delivery workflows. The role partners closely with engineering, platform, operations, and information security teams to improve secure software delivery and container security.
The DevSec Engineer will embed application and platform security into engineering workflows, helping development teams build and release secure software by default. The role combines hands-on security tooling, secure SDLC practices, vulnerability remediation, governance, and technical enablement.