Baseball R&D Associate: Insights & Analytics

Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

401K match

Recognition program

Educational platform

Business Resource Groups

Paid volunteering

Training and development

Game tickets and discounts

Job summary

Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club is seeking an Associate in Baseball Research and Development to collaborate with Baseball R&D and Baseball Operations on analytical needs and best practices. The role focuses on exploring data sources, identifying predictive insights, and creating visualizations for a broad audience across Baseball Operations.

The ideal candidate holds a four-year degree in CS/Math/Stats/Engineering/OR, with advanced degree being a plus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in CS/Math/Stats/Engineering/OR from a four-year college or university.
• Advanced degree in one of the areas mentioned or related field desirable.

Responsibilities

• Work with Baseball R&D and Baseball Operations to understand analytical needs and implement best practices for meeting those needs
• Investigate emerging data sources and identify potential for predictive value and actionable insights to improve decision making
• Develop visualizations and other mechanisms for disseminating analytical results to Baseball Operations, including consideration for less technically and analytically inclined consumers

Skills

Analytical thinking

Data visualization

Cross-functional collaboration

Statistical analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, Operations Research, or related field

Advanced degree desirable

Job description

Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club is seeking an Associate in Baseball Research and Development to collaborate with Baseball R&D and Baseball Operations on analytical needs and best practices. The role focuses on exploring data sources, identifying predictive insights, and creating visualizations for a broad audience across Baseball Operations.

The ideal candidate holds a four-year degree in CS/Math/Stats/Engineering/OR, with advanced degree being a plus.