What are the responsibilities and job description for the Football Gameday Video Technician position at catapultsports?
This is a part-time position, requiring 1-2 days per week. Your working hours will align with the schedule of D1 NCAA and NFL game days.
SERVICES
You shall be responsible for all technical aspects of the Catapult Advanced LPS Live Game Tracking system, including in-game hardware setup, testing and troubleshooting prior to/ during competitions, and providing such other services as assigned by Catapult’s Remote Product Support Technician. You agree to exercise the highest degree of professionalism and utilize your best efforts, expertise, talents, and business skills, judgment, and initiative in performing these Services.
WHAT YOU’LL DO
● Set up, test, and confirm Catapult’s LPS equipment readiness. This includes troubleshooting any technical or operational issues that arise
● Attend Catapult training and administrative calls.
● Attend Catapult System training in-person and/or via webinar as determined by Catapult
● Pass a certification test.
● Adhere to Catapult game day timelines.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
● Strong level of comfort surrounding technology & complex technical concepts.
● Timely & responsive to client needs.
● Effective communicator with project stakeholders (Event Management, Team equipment staff, Campus IT, etc.).
● Effective in stressful situations.
● Ability to work under pressure
● Ability to prioritize and focus
● Broad working knowledge of the sport and gameday workflow
● Conduct yourself in a professional and impartial manner at all times.
The base pay range for this position is $450 - $650 per game.
Your specific base pay within this range will be determined by factors such as your geographic location, relevant experience, and job-related skills.
Applicants must live within reasonable driving distance of selected institutions.
Salary : $450 - $650