Stats Perform Academy
American Football Advanced Analyst - USA, Remote
US · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 65 days ago
About the role
- Become an American Football Advanced Analyst!
- Reviewing football film and charting plays, with data including formations, defensive targets, offensive concepts, QB pressures, etc.
Responsibilities
- Stats Perform collects the richest sports data in the world and transforms it through revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) to unlock the most in-depth insights for media and technology, betting and team performance.
- With company roots dating back almost 40 years, Stats Perform embraces and solves the dynamic nature of sport - be that for digital and broadcast media with differentiated storytelling, tech companies with reliable and fast data to power their own innovations, sportsbooks with in-play betting and integrity services, or teams with first-of-its-kind AI analysis software.
- As the leading sports data and AI company, Stats Perform works with most of the top global sports broadcast companies, tech companies, sportsbooks, teams and leagues.
Company info
- Are you an American Football fan and want to work in the sports industry?
- You've come to the right place!
- We are looking for American Football experts to join our team of freelance Data Collectors Experience the thrill of uncovering new narratives of the game and join us in shaping the future of sports!
- What's your new role about?
- Advanced Analytics and Data Collection, College, and Pro Football We are looking for experts of the ins and outs of the game of football to assist in our data collection department.
- We collect more than 30 million unique data points and distributes them to more than 1,800 customers, reaching over three billion fans a year.
- We are looking forward to your application!
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