Working within the independent integrity framework established by the ITTF Constitution, the successful candidate will provide strategic and operational leadership to the TTIU and contribute to the continued development of a robust, credible and appropriately resourced integrity function for international table tennis.

The Head of the Table Tennis Integrity Unit is responsible for leading and managing the Table Tennis Integrity Unit as the ITTF’s permanent and operationally independent body for integrity matters within its constitutional mandate.

The Head of the TTIU must ensure that all work of the Unit is carried out independently, confidentially, fairly, lawfully, and in accordance with due process, while protecting the integrity of table tennis and prioritising the safety and dignity of affected persons, particularly in safeguarding and safe sport matters.

The Head of the TTIU shall lead the Unit in relation to matters including, but not limited to:

  1. Competition manipulation, betting-related and other sport-integrity manipulations affecting the integrity of competition;
  2. safeguarding and safe sport matters, including harassment, abuse, exploitation, violence, retaliation, and related misconduct;
  3. other sport-integrity manipulations affecting the integrity of competition;
  4. intelligence gathering, risk assessment, prevention, awareness, education, and case management within the TTIU’s mandate; and
  5. any other integrity matter expressly allocated to the TTIU by the ITTF Constitution or applicable Regulations.