Sports Data Scout (Freelance) | $115–$258 per Game + Travel Reimbursed

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ms data agencyEast Boston (MA)

Coaches and Scouts Sports Teams and Clubs

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About the role

We're hiring Sports Data Scouts across the United States to collect live statistics at sporting events using our mobile app. If you're passionate about sports and want a flexible way to earn extra income, we'd love to hear from you.

What you'll do:

Attend live sporting events in your area and collect real-time statistics using our proprietary mobile application (available on iOS and Android).We're looking for people who
Have a passion for sports.
Own an iPhone or Android smartphone.
Have a basic understanding of the rules of at least one major sport.
Are reliable, detail-oriented, and punctual.
Can attend games based on official schedules.
Are willing to complete our free online training before starting.
No journalism experience or previous scouting experience is required.

What we offer:

€98 to €218 (around $115–$258 per game), depending on the competition and assignment.
Travel expenses reimbursed.
Tickets reimbursed.
Flexible freelance work—you decide which games to cover.
Comprehensive online training at no cost.
Opportunities to cover a wide variety of sporting events.
The chance to work with one of the world's leading sports data providers.
Work location
Sports stadiums, arenas, and venues throughout the United States.
Perfect for
Sports fans
College students
FreelancersSports journalists
Coaches and referees
Anyone looking for a flexible side income

Why join us? Turn your passion for sports into paid work. Choose assignments that fit your schedule. Work in exciting live sporting environments. Gain experience in the sports data industry. Be part of an international team delivering real-time sports statistics. We're actively recruiting nationwide. Apply today and start covering live sports events in your area.

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