Project Employee, Workflow Development Analyst

National Basketball Association (NBA)•Secaucus, NJ

13d•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Project Employee (Workflow Development), you will help streamline Content Operations processes by building, maintaining, and improving the tools the team relies on. Using programming and spreadsheet skills, you will automate manual work, keep data accurate, and work with DevOps and Cybersecurity teams to launch new tools securely. This is a temporary position with an expected duration not to exceed 10 months. Eligible employees currently have the option of working remotely one day per week.

Requirements

Proficiency in Python, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, PostgreSQL, and React.
Experience with standard web frameworks, such as HTML and advanced JavaScript/TypeScript.
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets.
Experience with API integration and web scraping.
Experience with code maintenance, version control, and documentation.
Bachelor’s degree required.

Nice To Haves

AWS experience, such as Cognito, Lambda, S3, and RDS.
Proficiency in MongoDB.
Experience developing mobile applications or adapting web applications for mobile platforms.
Working knowledge of Docker containerization, cloud infrastructure, and CI/CD pipelines through GitHub Actions.
Knowledge of cybersecurity best practices.
Superior level of basketball and historical knowledge.

Responsibilities

Design, build, and maintain spreadsheet automations and web applications that streamline shoot scheduling, camera crew coordination, footage tracking, and other content production workflows.
Partner with operational teams to understand their needs and translate them into technical solutions.
Develop integrations that connect systems, automate data flows, and reduce manual work.
Collaborate with DevOps and Cybersecurity teams to deploy, secure, and launch applications.
Transform complex datasets into reports, dashboards, and visualizations that support planning and decision-making.
Troubleshoot issues, support users, and improve tools as operational needs evolve.