Applied Biomechanics Coordinator - Baseball Performance

Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club; Phoenix (AZ); In loco; USD 90.000 - 130.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Health and dental

Vision coverage

401K match

Unlimited vacation

Parental leave

Recognition program

Leadership development

Online education platform

Business Resource Groups

Volunteer time off

Brewers game tickets

Discounts

Descrizione del lavoro

Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club is seeking a Coordinator - Applied Biomechanics to support the High-Performance Department in Phoenix, AZ. The role bridges Baseball R&D, Systems, Technology Operations and Player Development to enhance biomechanics-based performance strategies.

The candidate will design and run biomechanics initiatives, develop a 12-24 month roadmap, and collaborate to translate research into practical tools for the organization.

Competenze

• MS/MA in Exercise Science (Biomechanics) or closely related field with over 5 years' experience testing and evaluating athletes and interpreting data results in elite sport.
• PhD in Exercise Science (Biomechanics) is preferred.

Mansioni

• Design, implement and oversee the day-to-day operations of the Club's efforts to apply biomechanics in Player Development, High Performance and Player Acquisition in an effort to individualize player development at scale.
• Build a 12-24 month roadmap for biomechanics & baseball science efforts as they relate to overall Baseball Operations strategy in collaboration with senior Baseball Operations leadership.
• Partner with Baseball R&D and Systems to design and give feedback on research questions that lead to wireframes, visuals and feedback tooling aimed at improving the Club's information system.

Conoscenze

Biomechanics

Data analysis

Athlete testing

Player development

Cross-functional collaboration

Formazione

MS/MA in Exercise Science

PhD in Exercise Science

Descrizione del lavoro

Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club is seeking a Coordinator - Applied Biomechanics to support the High-Performance Department in Phoenix, AZ. The role bridges Baseball R&D, Systems, Technology Operations and Player Development to enhance biomechanics-based performance strategies.

The candidate will design and run biomechanics initiatives, develop a 12-24 month roadmap, and collaborate to translate research into practical tools for the organization.