Case Administrator, Safeguarding

Overview

The U.S. Soccer Federation exists in service to soccer. Our aim is to ignite a national passion for the game. Because we believe that soccer is more than a sport; it is a force for good.

Full-time

The U.S. Soccer Federation exists in service to soccer. Our aim is to ignite a national passion for the game. Because we believe that soccer is more than a sport; it is a force for good. We understand the importance and the power of teamwork, on and off the pitch. That is why we work closely with our Federation partners and members, to inspire, support and guide every level of the game: from the grassroots to the National Teams.

We want to bring soccer into every home and every community, right across America. Because we believe that soccer can transform lives like no other sport. Soccer can represent the best of U.S. U.S. Soccer is in a period of significant growth, with ambitious plans for U.S. Soccer in the near and far future. We are, therefore, looking for dynamic servant leaders to join us on this journey: in service to soccer.

Applicants must be able to demonstrate visionary leadership, analytical decision‑making, professional flexibility, and an empathic management style that builds bold teams and delivers globally significant results.

U.S. Soccer is dedicated to safeguarding through creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for everyone involved in the game—especially players, coaches, referees, and volunteers. We work proactively to keep individuals with harmful intentions out of the soccer community through programs like Safe Soccer Clearance. We promote awareness and healthy behaviors across the sport to build a culture of well‑being and safety.

If harm or abuse occurs, we work to ensure it is identified, reported, and addressed quickly, appropriately, and with care for the survivor. Our goal is to maintain a system of policies, practices, and values that protect all participants—especially children and vulnerable individuals—from harm and abuse. We are looking for a compassionate, detail‑oriented, self‑starter to join the small team of reporting and response professionals in our Safeguarding group as Case Administrator.

The team processes a high volume of safeguarding‑related reports each year, oftentimes directing reports to the U.S. Center for Safe Sport, one of U.S. Soccer’s organization members, and/or law enforcement. The team also assists the organization with the administration of its Safe Soccer Clearance program by helping individuals appeal adverse participation or membership decisions made as a result of flags on their background screening.

The Case Administrator plays a vital role in addressing complex and often emotionally challenging issues. The ideal candidate will bring not only a strong sense of purpose and commitment to the work, but also emotional intelligence, empathy, and resilience. Comfort with sensitive subject matter and the ability to engage thoughtfully and respectfully with diverse perspectives are essential for success in this role.

This is position reports to our Manager, Safeguarding Administration and is based in our Fayetteville, GA office. Currently, our Fayetteville, GA office offers a hybrid works schedule, with employees reporting to the office in person on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week.

• Identify flagged screening reports and prepare them for review by an independent review panel
• Identify screening reports that must be reported to the Center for Safe Sport and/or law enforcement, and ensure that the organization’s mandatory reporting obligations are fulfilled
• In consultation with the Manager, Safeguarding Administration and the SVP of Compliance & Safeguarding, communicate with U.S. Soccer’s background screening vendor on questions involving the organization’s flag matrix
• Compile information from appellants to present to independent appeals panels, and coordinate the scheduling of live hearings
• Educate appellants and organization members on the appeals process
• Develop and maintain electronic case records