Director of Video & Analytics, Women’s Basketball

Director Of Video & Analytics, Women's Basketball

The Director of Video & Analytics, Women's Basketball is responsible for developing, promoting, and supporting the scouting and video operations for the Women's Basketball program. This includes maintaining the recruiting database, recruiting schedule, filming all practices and games, direct video exchange, working with coaching staff to produce opponent scouting reports and on campus recruiting duties. The position is responsible for abiding by all-conference, and professional certification requirements, and NCAA regulations.
Essential duties and responsibilities include:
Direct all video activities for the women's basketball program
Serve as liaison between the Women's Basketball Coach and the other administrative units
Fulfill NCAA allowed sport-specific tasks
Display commitment to the academic success of student-athletes
Abiding by all Conference, Department and NCAA regulations and assist to ensure departmental compliance
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
Significant (1-3) years of knowledge in either sport video analysis or the sport of basketball is required.
Knowledgeable of video equipment and current trends
Video editing software experience preferred
Ability to use of technology and video equipment
Ability to edit and produce video
Bachelor's Degree required
Current CPR and AED certification required
1-3 years of knowledge in either sport video analysis or the sport of basketball required.
Minimum of three (3) years video editing experience preferred.
Physical demands include considerable time at a desk using a computer terminal, may be required to travel to other buildings on the campus, considerable time analyzing video, extensive travel required for competitions, and position may be asked to demonstrate or be involved in athletic activities.
Work environment includes typical office environment, athletic facilities and arenas, frequent events attended evenings and weekends, and telecommute within California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and Illinois.