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Brodie

Runs premium adult basketball league platform

Game Day Operator

Creative ProductionUpdated on Nov 8
Part-time$17.05 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience in a customer-facing, fast-paced setting such as hospitality, retail, events, fitness, or recreational sports.
  • A real relationship with basketball, demonstrated through playing, coaching, refereeing, scorekeeping, or organizing, and enough knowledge to follow calls and answer rules questions.
  • Accuracy under pressure, including maintaining an accurate clock, scoresheet, and stream during close games and remaining neutral when players push back.
  • Comfort starting conversations with unfamiliar people, greeting them, and remembering names.
  • Comfort using tablets, phones, and streaming apps, and troubleshooting technical issues before asking for help.
  • Availability for on-site game-night shifts at the assigned venue, roughly 6 p.m. to midnight including weekends, and reliable transportation.

Responsibilities

  • Keep the score and clock accurate on the scoreboard, BallerTV iPad, and scoresheet; reset the shot clock to 24 or 14; record team fouls and timeouts; manage the possession arrow; sound the horn for referee-signaled substitutions; apply timing rules; and verify jersey numbers, asking players when unclear.
  • Set up BallerTV on the assigned court before the first tip-off and have the stream live two minutes before tip. Check that it is live at tip-off and halftime, keep it running through the final buzzer, and monitor battery and framing. If the stream drops, pause the game and attempt a fix; call the Game Day Lead if it is not restored in about 30 seconds.
  • When assigned to check-in, greet athletes, check them in, distribute jerseys, and answer questions about schedules, standings, and rules. At the table, greet both teams before, between, and after games, learn each captain’s name, and speak with players and fans during halftime and breaks. Refer drop-in players and spectators to the League Manager.
  • Give every team at least five minutes of warm-up and start games on time, never early. Check the scoresheet for overdue balances and unrostered players; do not check in an affected player, inform the referees, and call the Game Day Lead. Leave forfeiture and roster decisions to the League Manager or, when that manager is off site, the Game Day Lead.
  • Arrive at the venue’s call time and help set the gym according to the site map, including courts, score tables, check-in, and brand fixtures, as assigned by the Game Day Lead. At the end of the night, return equipment and completed scoresheets, clear the court, take down and store banners, and confirm with the Game Day Lead before clocking out.
  • Move between the score table, check-in, and the floor as the Game Day Lead rotates the crew, including during forfeits and no-shows, so every court is covered and the entrance is staffed.
  • Stay calm when issues arise. Stop the clock and call the Game Day Lead for a disputed score, equipment failure, ejection, or player missing from the scoresheet. For injuries, fights, or emergencies, stop the game and contact the League Manager immediately. Treat the scoresheet as the official record.
  • Wear the full Brodie uniform, arrive on time, and carry the walkie. Remain neutral during play, keep only water at the table, and keep the personal phone away except to check the stream. Complete training, a shadow shift, and certification before the first solo shift, and act on feedback from the Game Day Lead.

Desired Qualifications

  • Scorekeeping, timekeeping, refereeing, or event-staffing experience is a strong asset.

About the Company

Brodie

Runs premium adult basketball league platform

Brodie League runs a large adult recreational basketball league across more than 20 cities in Canada and the U.S. It offers a premium three-month season, four times a year, serving over 35,000 players and generating revenue from registration fees. The league includes custom jerseys, professional-style media coverage, real-time player stats via a proprietary app, and community events to create a pro-level experience for everyday athletes. The Brodie ecosystem includes PlayerOne, league automation software that handles operations and powers the player-facing app with profiles, stats, badges, and a social feed, and Triples, an apparel line with jerseys and merchandise. Revenue comes mainly from player registrations, and the company aims for about $10 million in annual revenue in 2025.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Seed
Total funding
$3.6M
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
2019

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