Affiliate Technology & Data Fellow (Spokane WA, Fresno CA)

Colorado Rockies•Spokane, WA

11d•$17 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

The Affiliate Technology & Data Fellow supports Baseball Operations and minor league coaching staff by coordinating day-to-day video and technology operations at an assigned affiliate. Approximately 75% of the role focuses on video capture, technology operations, and maintaining accurate, reliable video and data. Other responsibilities depend on the fellow’s skills and may include analysis, scouting reports, research, model development, or on-field coaching support. The position requires reliability, attention to detail, independent work, and collaboration with coaches, players, and Baseball Operations staff. The fellow receives training in the video and technology systems, equipment, and workflows needed for daily responsibilities. Mentorship and project opportunities are tailored to the fellow’s skills and career interests in alignment with team needs. The position is based in Spokane, Washington, or Fresno, California, and requires travel with the assigned minor league team throughout the season. Specific hours and days are determined by the team’s needs and the baseball season; evenings, weekends, and holidays may be required. The assignment is expected to continue through October 31, 2027. Pay is $17.40 per hour in Fresno or $17.73 per hour in Spokane, with total earnings depending on hours worked, including applicable overtime. The role may include a housing stipend for non-local candidates. A full benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, 401(k), and PTO, is available subject to plan eligibility and applicable policies.

Requirements

Advanced knowledge of baseball rules, scoring, and statistics.
Passion for baseball.
Strong motivation, work ethic, problem-solving skills, and desire to learn and grow.
Attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and ability to multitask.
Ability to develop and maintain successful working relationships with on-field staff and players.
Strong interpersonal skills, including oral and written communication.
Consistent, punctual, and regular attendance, with a professional image and demeanor.
Ability to manage tight deadlines and multiple priorities while maintaining focus and accuracy.
Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.
Ability to meet the physical demands of the role, including standing and handling equipment for approximately 70% of work time, working at a desk for approximately 30% of work time, frequent typing and use of a mouse or other input devices, and reviewing detailed data and visualizations on screens for extended periods.
Ability to travel with the assigned minor league team throughout the season.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in professional sports.
Experience with baseball video, technology, and data.
Experience with data analysis, statistics, and data visualization tools such as Python, R, SQL, Excel, or Tableau.

Responsibilities

Manage day-to-day video and technology operations for the assigned affiliate, supporting coaching staff, players, and the Player Development department.
Capture, tag, and upload video for all affiliate games throughout the season using BATS software, and collect video and data from bullpens, batting practice, and defensive work.
Set up, test, and troubleshoot video and baseball technology equipment for games, practices, and player development activities.
Review captured video and collected data for accuracy, completeness, and timely availability, and address or escalate issues as needed.
Organize use of baseball technology, including Trackman, Hawkeye, Edgertronic, Blast Motion, PitchBase, and TruMedia, and share information as needed.
Contribute to analysis of video, tracking, and performance data and produce reports for coaches, players, and other non-technical audiences.
Collaborate with coaches and analysts to prepare advance scouting materials for each series.
Work with coaches and coordinators to create instructional videos for demonstration, teaching, and development.
Depending on skills, career interests, and team needs, support analytical projects, baseball research, model development, or scouting reports with Research & Development, Baseball Technology, and coaching staff.
Depending on team needs, assist coaches with on-field drills, bullpens, and batting cage sessions.
Perform other duties as assigned by the front office.
Travel with the assigned minor league team throughout the season.