Top Operations Jobs

The Venue Operations Coordinator will oversee the installation process of hardware systems at sports venues for competitions. Responsibilities include site surveying, planning, liaising with external parties, managing installations, troubleshooting, and monitoring systems health. The role requires travel up to 50% of the time and working non-traditional hours as needed.

The Venue Operations Coordinator will oversee the installation of sports venue systems, manage customer relations, coordinate logistics, and troubleshoot hardware and software as needed. This role requires regular travel and effective communication with various stakeholders in the sports industry.

The Office Manager will oversee daily office operations, manage office facilities, ensure security and compliance, facilitate onboarding for new employees, organize engagement events, and support the corporate wellness program. They will be the primary contact for the office and assist in creating an excellent experience for visitors.

The Head of Game Operations will lead the tracking and event validation for sports leagues globally, manage key stakeholder relationships, evaluate data discrepancies, and oversee operational support on game days while ensuring successful partnerships and collaboration across international offices.

The role of Football Officiating Operator involves ensuring the successful operation of technology during live sports events, requiring expertise in live data processing and analysis. Responsibilities include validating live tracks and providing quality assurance for all system events, while working closely with the operations team to maintain the flow of the game.

As a Sports Statistician, you will use Genius Sports software to report all gameplay details for sports events, such as runs and tackles. You will need to have a strong knowledge of sports rules, be reliable, and be available during games, primarily on weekends and evenings.