Minor League Complex Hitting Analyst and Rehab Coach
Major League Baseball
Minor League Complex Hitting Analyst and Rehab Coach
Major League Baseball
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DEPARTMENT OVERVIEW:
The Player Development department is dedicated to fostering the comprehensive growth of our minor league players. Our mission is to excel in optimizing talent and skill development while aligning with player and team objectives. Our approach involves the creation of world class player programs and efficiently scaling them across our player pool. Collaborating closely with baseball analytics, performance, and medical, we establish effective frameworks for experimentation and learning. Additionally, we work closely with Amateur Scouting, International Scouting, and Pro Scouting to ensure seamless player transitions into the Red Sox organization.
POSITION OVERVIEW:
The Complex Hitting Analyst & Rehab Coach will work closely with the Hitting Coordinator, Complex Hitting Coaches, and necessary auxiliary staff to support the daily needs of the hitting department. The role will be primarily responsible for building reports and tools using Snowflake and other available data sources, while also assisting with the daily execution of rehab hitting activities at the complex.
As the Red Sox continue to build a team capable of being THE standard in player AND Staff development, we are looking for candidates who are organized, humble, proactive, and capable of communicating effectively across departments and levels of the organization.
The position is based out of the Player Development Complex in Fort Myers, FL. This position is seasonal, with full-time consideration for candidates with relevant experience.
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