Sorec is characterized by a strongly collaborative culture, where people, trust and employee well-being are central to the organization’s way of working. The company promotes high-quality working relationships, team cohesion and a close, supportive leadership style. This collaborative foundation is complemented by a moderate innovation focus, fostering initiative and openness to new ideas. A structured organizational framework supports operational efficiency, while competitive performance plays a more limited role. [+]

Reporting to the Head of the Regulatory Department, your main mission will be to actively participate in the implementation of racing regulations by ensuring effective coordination of legal bodies to guarantee their efficient application.

As such, your key activities will be:

Coordination of Racing Judicial Bodies

- Prepare SOREC stewards' meetings
- Manage the administrative office of SOREC's judicial department
- Manage the archives of judicial bodies
- Organize and archive the administrative files of race stewards
- Act as an interface with foreign jockeys' clubs for matters related to racing regulations and licensing

Regulatory Watch and Application

- Ensure regulatory and jurisprudential monitoring
- Ensure the application of horse racing regulations and their optimal organization at racecourses
- Monitor and control the drafting of race minutes and validate race data in the MOHR information system
- Follow up and implement procedures related to races
- Control the deployment of the judicial system (race stewards) on a post-by-post basis
- Prepare notification bulletins in collaboration with the head of the Licensing and Regulation department
- Interpret and analyze the judicial racing regulations at racecourses and produce semi-annual reports with figures on infringements, in order to make recommendations on sanctions requiring strengthening, easing, or maintenance

Judicial Consulting

- Provide advice to professionals on issues related to horse racing regulations
- Participate in information and awareness campaigns for professionals on regulatory racing provisions
 

As a potential candidate:

- You have a Bachelor's/Master's degree (BAC+3/4) in law or equivalent with proven experience, ideally in legal coordination;
- You have a good knowledge of current regulations and ensure their correct application;
- You are able to carry out international benchmarks and manage legal documents and archives;
- You communicate effectively with your contacts and know how to negotiate with diplomacy;
- You analyze situations and solve problems proactively;