Data Analytics Statistics Intern

Organization & Internship Background

The Arroyo Seco Saints a certified 501(c)3 nonprofit organization attracts elite college baseball players coaches and college students seeking to gain experience in the sports industry to the greater Los Angeles area for the months of June and July. A proud member of the California Collegiate League and entering its 19th season of operation the Saints strive to provide the finest collegiate summer baseball experience in the nation.

Learn by doing! Data and Statistics Interns will be key players in advancing our mission. You will spend the summer gaining valuable experience in the sports industry building your resume and career portfolio and learning through mentoring networking and training.

Data Analytics & Statistics Intern Responsibilities

• Be the official scorer of all Home Games and some Road Games as necessary.
• Statistics tracking as needed for coaches and staff.
• Create assessments generate reports and prepare other analytic tools to be used by Coaches and Staff.
• Produce hitting and pitching charts for each game.
  
• Setup and Operate the TrackMan system at every Home Game and tag the appropriate data as assigned.
• Oversee Synergy (video and analytics system) throughout the season to include set up of cameras monitoring camera angles during game take down of cameras upon completion of the game and uploading of video footage.
• Communicate with Social Media Team to report on any hot streaks broken records or other important information.
• Create an independent research project of your choice from preparation data collection study and analysis implementation and finally potential publication (subject to approval).
• Report to General Manager for special projects throughout the season

Requirements

• MUST HAVE: Experience using TrackMan at your College or University or in another setting.
• MUST HAVE: Experience with Microsoft Excel and data processing formulas.
• NICE TO HAVE: Familiarity with Synergy and use within a College or Professional Baseball setting.
• NICE TO HAVE: Familiarity with programming in either R or Python competency in SQL data queries an understanding of XML and JSON data and experience with remote FTP servers and SSL protocols.
• NICE TO HAVE: Experience building and interpreting predictive models preferred.
• A strong foundation in mathematics statistics computer science and/or engineering.
• Pursuing or completed an undergraduate degree in a related major.
• Represent the Arroyo Seco Saints by exhibiting a high level of professionalism at all times.
• A team player with a get it done work ethic and an upbeat and friendly attitude.
• Ability to manage multiple projects at once and complete assigned tasks on schedule.
• Posses a strong attention to detail.
• Be willing to go 50 feet extra. Dont try to be done 6 inches short.
• Work proactively and possess strong problemsolving skills
• Excellent organizational skills. Selfmotivated and detail oriented.
• Comfortable working in groups. Interact with Saints front office members coaches players staff and staff from opposing organizations the California Collegiate League and more.
• Knowledge of baseball rules required.

Time Commitments

The Saints college summer season runs Late May to early August. Games will be played approximately five days a week. All intern staff will be required to participate (inperson or by conference call) in an introductory meeting in midMay. The internship ends approximate 1week after the conclusion of the season. Being able to start remote work preseason is preferred.

Notes

• This position is intended to receive college credit applicants who do not need credit are still welcome!
• Hours will vary. Gamedays are typically 1:0010:00 p.m. for home games. Away game and nongame days will differ in hours and responsibilities.
• Must be available for the whole season and at a minimum all Home Games (which include weeknights weekends and some holidays).
• Flexibility is key to being successful in the professional sports realm.

Remote Work :

No