Full-Time
Video Publication Operations Manager
Updated on 5/14/2026
United States Tennis Association
11-50 employees
Promotes tennis participation, training, and events
Compensation Overview
$30/hr
New York, NY, USA
Remote
Temporary remote role for US Open tournament; approximately 3 consecutive weeks with night shifts starting around 5pm.
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- Strong communication skills with the ability to manage frequent, fast-paced coordination across multiple teams
- Comfort working in a live production or real-time publishing environment
- Ability to learn and adapt quickly to new software tools and workflows
- Highly organized with strong attention to detail
- Willingness to take a hands-on approach and assist with execution when needed
- Calm and effective under pressure during high-volume, time-sensitive situations
- Act as a primary point of contact between the Video Publication team, US Open staff, and external technology partners
- Maintain frequent, clear communication with a team of 4–5 video publishers to manage workloads, schedules, and priorities
- Coordinate daily publishing schedules and adjust coverage in real time based on match flow, breaking moments, and operational needs
- Work closely with technology partners including: WSC
- Anyclip
- Vita / Google
- UsOpen.org Photography Team
- IBM
- Develop a working understanding of partner software tools and workflows to: Troubleshoot issues; Answer real-time support questions; Escalate problems efficiently when needed
- Provide hands-on support by assisting directly with video publishing tasks when volume spikes or delays occur
- Track operational issues and ensure timely resolution to minimize disruption to publishing output
- Support overall workflow efficiency during live match days, including weekends
- Ensure consistent communication and alignment across teams throughout each match day
- Prior experience supporting live sports, media production, or digital publishing operations
- Familiarity with video publishing platforms, CMS tools, or content workflows
- Experience coordinating between internal teams and external technology vendors
United States Tennis Association (USTA) promotes and develops the sport of tennis across the United States. It serves amateur and professional players, coaches, and tennis fans by providing resources such as locating local courts, offering coaching and training programs, and delivering current tennis news. Its products and services include membership programs, event hosting, coaching courses, and access to tennis facilities, funded by memberships, ticket sales, and sponsorships. Unlike many private clubs or regional groups, USTA acts as the national governing body, coordinating nationwide programs, setting standards, and forging partnerships to support local clubs and events. The goal is to grow participation, develop talent, and sustain a vibrant tennis community through education, events, and community resources.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Prairie Village, Kansas
Founded
1920
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Tiley targets 35 million players by 2035, leveraging Australian Open expansion playbook.
- Tennis Venue Services grants expand facility access, driving participation in underserved communities.
- Oura sponsorship attracts tech-forward demographics and creates premium fan engagement experiences.
What critics are saying
- Texas AG investigation into transgender policies triggers multi-state legal challenges and membership fracture.
- Pickleball captures 35% recreational court time, directly cannibalizing USTA's core tennis participation.
- Tiley's US market transition risks replicating Australian Open revenue success amid stagnant membership.
What makes United States Tennis Association unique
- Craig Tiley's proven track record growing Australian Open attendance and revenue globally.
- USTA awarded $16M in grants supporting 2,500 courts, embedding infrastructure nationwide.
- Oura partnership integrates wearable health data across US Open and grassroots programs.
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