Soccer In-Ground Correspondent - Libya
stats performDenver (CO)
About the role
Soccer In-Ground Correspondent - Libya Become an In-Ground Correspondent for Soccer! What is the job purpose: To be an In-Ground Correspondent working on behalf of Stats Perform to collect our Opta data for analysis within the collection hubs.
Key responsibilities:
Ensure timely delivery of team-sheets and pre-game information in line with Opta deadlines. Analysts are expected to be at the ground up to 60 minutes before kick-off. Collection of the main events of the match, such as Goals, Cards and Substitutions, live from the venue.
Requirements:
Have a smartphone Basic English skills Passion of Soccer Attention to detail We offer: Payment per game Compensation for your travel cost and match ticket Quick training The perfect freelance opportunityHERE'S A LITTLE MORE ABOUT USStats 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. We are looking forward to your application!
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