Director of Multimedia & Technology

The Director of Multimedia & Technology will be the primary video and multi-media source for women’s basketball. This position will film all of our games and break down the film for the coaches for review. They will also tape opponent’s games and break down the video for scouting purposes. This position will manage all video libraries for resources for the coaching staff. They will also help develop game preparation materials. The other responsibilities will include prepare recruiting video for coaches and manage, design and publish a monthly newsletter.

Bachelor’s degree required, master’s degree preferred and 3-5 year related experience.

Experience with Film exchange, editing, and video graphing of athletic events required.

Expert knowledge of multi-media management required.

Must have working knowledge of: Synergy, XO’s and advance editing systems.

Proficient in Microsoft office (word, publisher, power point, excel and all other related programs.

Knowledge of game and fundamentals of basketball (coaching, advance scouting and/or playing experience preferred.

Ability to multitask.

Willingness to work irregular hours, including nights weekends and able to work a flexible schedule.

Must travel to all games.

Direct multi-media and digital marketing campaigns.

Develop and manage all web content.

Prepare & present pre and post media details for game and practice highlights to coaches and team.

Prepare and assess season video.

Determine highlights to display to team and coaches.

Formulate and distribute game preparation materials.

Direct and manage the content, design, and publishing of newsletter for women’s basketball. Maintain the related databases and archiving material.

Manage video library including all content, scheduling, and archiving procedures.

Develop and analyze statistics for professional teams including current and former athletes.

Plan, develop and maintain scouting calendar.

Assist with operations of summer camps.

Other duties as assigned

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Please attach a cover letter and current resume.

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