Associate Manager, Shotlink Production
pga tourPonte Vedra Beach (FL)
Associate Manager, Shotlink Production
Posted 2 days ago
pga tourPonte Vedra Beach (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job TitleThe Best Players Need the Best People. Responsible for collecting and verifying the accuracy of all statistical data and scores across ShotLink system with emphasis on remote ShotLink Data Production. The position will assist with system administration and management of volunteers and staff who perform on-course set-up and data collection.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree required. Concentration in Business, Sports Management, Communications, Computer Science or related field preferred.
- Three years related experience required. Experience in a sports-related business environment preferred.
- Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of PGA TOUR Golf Technology Infrastructure and ShotLink Scoring methods
- Knowledge of rules of golf
- Ability to motivate and lead volunteer workforces, including in a remote capacity
- Some travel required; teamwork, initiative, dependability, and promptness; ability to simultaneously work on multiple projects; ability to work cooperatively with a variety of individuals; excellent communication skills.
- Able to safely operate a utility vehicle such as, but not limited to, golf carts, utility carts, and shuttle carts.
Responsibilities/Duties:
Perform data collection in real-time, verifying accuracy, troubleshooting errors and resolving issues in a timely manner. This includes validating data from camera systems, lasers, radars, and walking scorers/volunteers.
Ensure each camera is calibrated correctly and data being captured is accurate.
Answer questions from tournament officials, volunteers, media and TV partners related to data and statistics.
Notify Tournament Event Logistics of problems with any of the scoring sensors or handheld equipment.
Communicate issues with volunteers to onsite staff.
Monitor and validate data presented in the Tournament Tracker application.
Special projects or other duties as assigned.
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