Job Posting: St. Louis Cardinals Assistant Video Coordinator

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March 2, 2021

Position: Assistant Video Coordinator

Location: St. Louis, MO

Summary of Responsibilities:
The St. Louis Cardinals are seeking candidates for an Assistant Video Coordinator position in their Major League Clubhouse. The Assistant Video Coordinator will work with the rest of the video team to create, edit and deliver video playlists and written scouting reports to their Major League players and coaching staff. The role requires a robust knowledge of computer network management, experience troubleshooting PCs/iPads and experience with the BATS software system. The role requires availability outside of traditional work hours including night, weekends and all home games. This position is also non-exempt, overtime eligible. Applicants must be available prior to the start of the 2021 Championship Season.

Essential Functions of the Job:

  • Create video playlist using various from various platforms (handheld, Blackmagic H.264, Edgertronic, etc.) using various editing platforms (Movavi or similar)
  • Write scouting reports combining scouting observations and data of individual players on opposing teams
  • Collaborate on video projects with various members of the Major League Coaching staff
  • Manage computer network used to capture, store, clip and disseminate video
  • Manage MLB’s dugout iPad system
  • Identify and troubleshoot technical issues with iPads and PCs

Education and Experience Required:

  • Relevant experience working with video in a sports environment
  • Experience with video editing software (Movavi or similar)
  • Experience in using video to break down the mechanics and tendencies of baseball players
  • Expertise using BATS, Hawkeye Replay and Game Plan software
  • Knowledge of computer network management
  • Expertise with Microsoft Office and Google Suite
  • Excellent communication, written, and problem-solving/troubleshooting skills
  • Ability to multitask and work toward several milestones on various projects simultaneously
  • Baseball/softball knowledge is required, and baseball industry experience is a plus

To Apply:
Please follow this link to apply.

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