Job Postings: Texas Rangers TrackMan Operators

Position: Texas Rangers TrackMan Operators

Locations: Surprise, AZ; Adelanto, CA; Round Rock, TX; Spokane, WA

Description:
The TrackMan operator will be responsible for running TrackMan system, and one is desired for each Rangers affiliate. The position runs from April to mid-September for Adelanto, Round Rock and Surprise, and mid-June to mid-September for Spokane.

Responsibilities:

  • Responsible for setting up rosters and tagging the information.
  • Track/chart information for the entire game – monitoring the system and making any changes throughout the game (i.e. roster changes, defensive substitutions, etc.).
  • Responsible for fixing any errors, uploading the game to the TrackMan system, and running data and reports for coaches/front office staff.

Qualifications:

  • Must be able to work all home games.
  • Previous experience with TrackMan System is preferred but not required.
  • Must have strong attention to detail and ability to communicate well with others.
  • Strong preference will be given to local applicants at each location.

Compensation:
This position is compensated.

To Apply:
Interested applicants can email their materials to abrenner@texasrangers.com. Please specify which location you are applying for.





Paul Swydan used to be the managing editor of The Hardball Times, a writer and editor for FanGraphs and a writer for Boston.com and The Boston Globe. Now, he owns The Silver Unicorn Bookstore, an independent bookstore in Acton, Mass. Follow him on Twitter @Swydan. Follow the store @SilUnicornActon.

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GiantNut17
8 years ago

As someone who has worked 4 different side jobs in baseball like this, I have to say it’s amazing how few people there are who love baseball but for whatever reason don’t apply for stuff like this. My story is literally the scam you read in the comments sections. I make an extra $7,500 a year watching Major and Minor League Baseball games from inside the Press Box without a college education or a background which one would think would land you in an MLB Pressbox 50 games a year. You’d be amazed how few people actually apply for this kind of thing.