Jobs at Scientific Games

Coordinates workforce scheduling and resource planning for a service center. Monitors real-time activities, creates schedules, handles shift changes, supports new-hire and seasonal staffing needs, maintains scheduling data, prepares workload and workforce reports, collaborates with Finance on budgets and forecasting, and recommends process or technology improvements. The role requires independent judgment, organizational understanding, and a bachelor’s degree with 0–2 years of related experience.

Leads a Tier 2 technology operations team supporting enterprise lottery systems. Oversees system performance, incident resolution, deployments, patching, upgrades, operational procedures, training, and customer communications. Manages Linux, database, hosting, virtualization, storage, and proprietary software environments while ensuring reliability, security, and contractual compliance. Supervises hiring, performance management, mentoring, and team operations, including 24x7 on-call support.

Develop and maintain automated test frameworks and complex test suites using TypeScript and Playwright. Own CI/CD test execution, pipelines, secrets, and environment configuration. Analyze failures, distinguish product defects from test instability, improve suite reliability, review test code, and coach engineers. Participate in knowledge transfer and manage test data. Experience with BDD, GitLab CI or GitHub Actions, Docker, API or performance testing, and regulated industries is beneficial.

Provides accounting support, including accounts payable and receivable processing, invoice preparation, ledger maintenance, banking and deposits, file management, audit support, and monthly close assistance. The role processes financial transactions, maintains documentation, supports internal and external audits, and handles sensitive financial information while ensuring accuracy, organization, and compliance with procedures.

Analyzes and validates data to create dashboards, reports, notebooks, visualizations, and reusable analytical workflows. Partners with business, technical, and customer stakeholders to define questions, improve datasets, communicate insights, and support operational and revenue decisions. Uses SQL, Databricks, Python, cloud platforms, version control, and automation practices. Maintains data quality, documents assumptions, manages multiple analytical projects, and travels occasionally to lottery and corporate locations.

Represents Scientific Games and the New Mexico Lottery at retailer locations. Responsibilities include recruiting and onboarding retailers, presenting lottery products, increasing sales, managing merchandising and inventory, conducting promotions, training retailer employees, troubleshooting equipment and systems, maintaining product placement, and documenting sales calls. The role requires independent territory management, frequent interaction with retailer decision makers and lottery consumers, adherence to lottery policies, and a clean driving record.

Oversee daily operations for a mission-critical lottery client environment, leading support staff, coordinating technical and operational teams, monitoring service delivery, managing budgets and inventory, ensuring regulatory compliance, resolving operational issues, and driving process improvements across production, logistics, quality, and facilities.

Manage regular and ad hoc software releases from planning through deployment, ensuring quality, schedule adherence, risk mitigation, and compliance. Serve as the primary contact for US-based clients, translate requirements into release plans, coordinate cross-functional stakeholders, communicate status and impacts, and improve release and change-management processes using Agile and Waterfall methodologies.

Manages sales accounts for a highly regulated lottery and gaming technology company. The role requires a related bachelor’s degree, 2–5 years of relevant experience, computer proficiency, and the ability to meet gaming licensing, background investigation, and security-check requirements. Physical duties include sitting, standing, walking, bending, using hands, operating computers, and performing close and distance vision tasks.

Manages an assigned retailer route for Oklahoma Lottery products, building retailer relationships, reviewing sales performance, recommending inventory and game increases, and promoting lottery offerings. Ensures product displays, inventory, equipment, and point-of-sale materials meet standards. Recruits and trains retailers, educates players, documents visits electronically, addresses equipment issues, and supports sales growth while maintaining compliance, professionalism, and an acceptable driving record.

Supports lottery loyalty account management by coordinating client relationships, monitoring account activity and performance, maintaining reports, supporting rewards-program technology, executing revenue and engagement initiatives, and identifying growth opportunities. Collaborates with Digital Account Managers and internal cross-functional teams to implement account strategies, expand customer bases, and improve loyalty-program performance.

Provide Tier 2 production support and reliability engineering for enterprise transactional platforms. Responsibilities include incident triage, server/database/cloud administration, automation (scripting, IaC), CI/CD and release support, observability, security hygiene, PostgreSQL/RDBMS operational tasks, root cause analysis, and 24x7 on-call and on-site support for deployments and DR activities.

Develops, enhances, and tests software systems and applications, including cloud-based and internet-related tools. The role requires independent judgment, collaboration on short-term assignments, and fully competent career-level software engineering work. No supervisory responsibilities are included. Employees may need to satisfy gaming licensing, background investigation, security check, and regulatory requirements.

Coordinates technical purchasing, supplier sourcing, quotations, purchase orders, order follow-up, inventory replenishment, and warehouse operations. Maintains critical spare-parts inventories, technical documentation, equipment records, and ERP/CMMS purchasing modules. Verifies deliveries, manages returns and warranties, supports maintenance activities, standardizes parts, develops suppliers, prepares performance reports, and helps optimize warehouse space and obsolete inventory.

The Bench Technician repairs and services lottery equipment, performs maintenance, manages inventory, and may assist in training and departmental procedures.

The Bench Technician II installs lottery equipment at customer sites, provides technician support, and performs in-house repairs and maintenance on products, while managing inventory and training team members.

Bench Tech I is responsible for in-house servicing and repair of lottery equipment, performing diagnostics, maintenance, and administrative tasks related to repair operations.

Leads the Scientific Games relationship with the New Mexico Lottery and manages site operations. Develops analytics-driven sales strategies, oversees contract compliance, P&L management, forecasting, capital budgeting, fulfillment, maintenance, and operational performance. Identifies growth and efficiency opportunities, provides senior leadership recommendations, manages projects and deadlines, develops personnel, addresses customer escalations, and coordinates compliance with state regulations.

Leads accounting governance across financial close, reporting, balance sheet integrity, controls, compliance, audit support, and general accounting processes. Oversees inventory, revenue, royalty, and financial operations while partnering with global stakeholders. Drives process standardization, automation, transformation, issue resolution, and continuous improvement within a shared services environment. Provides technical accounting leadership, develops team capabilities, and strengthens financial controls, reporting accuracy, and operational resilience.

Manage and support Linux infrastructure: provisioning, virtualization, patching, storage, DNS/NTP, database and middleware platforms, monitoring, documentation, and on-call operational support.