West Coast Video Scout & Editor (Seasonal)

Major League Baseball; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 77,000 - 84,000; Part time

Job summary

Major League Baseball is seeking a West Coast Video Coordinator (Seasonal) in the Draft Operations department to support video operations objectives. Responsibilities include capturing video of amateur prospects, collecting footage at showcases, uploading for editing, and logging player information into scouting systems.

The role requires a self-starter with strong administrative and communication skills, a passion for baseball, and willingness to relocate to Arizona.

Qualifications

• Self-starter with strong administrative, organizational, and communication skills.
• High level understanding and passion for the game of baseball.
• Excellent work ethic and attention to detail.
• Video editing abilities desired.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Self-starter who works well in a team setting.
• Bilingual abilities desired.

Responsibilities

• Identify and capture video of amateur prospects in designated coverage area for current draft year and future draft years.
• Attend and collect video at various summer and fall showcases/events.
• Upload video to online file-sharing system for editing.
• Log player information into online scouting system and submit to Manager and Editor.
• Organize and plan cost-effective methods of travel.
• Project a positive role as a goodwill ambassador for Major League Baseball.
• Build positive relationships with players, parents, coaches, player advisors, and scouting staff.
• Perform video editing and other special duties as assigned by Draft Operations group.

Skills

Video editing

Administrative skills

Organizational skills

Communication

Microsoft Word

Excel

Bilingual abilities

Team player

Tools

Video equipment

Job description

Major League Baseball is seeking a West Coast Video Coordinator (Seasonal) in the Draft Operations department to support video operations objectives. Responsibilities include capturing video of amateur prospects, collecting footage at showcases, uploading for editing, and logging player information into scouting systems.

The role requires a self-starter with strong administrative and communication skills, a passion for baseball, and willingness to relocate to Arizona.