Coordinator, Timing Operations - New York, United States - Major League Baseball

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Description

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:


  • Work closely with the Timing Operations Manager to ensure optimal operation of the Pitch Clock during Major League games
  • Communicate with umpires and Field Timing Coordinators ("FTC") ingame, to ensure consistent and accurate operation of the Pitch Clock
  • Work crossfunctionally with the Umpiring, Replay Operations and On-Field Operations Departments on a consistent basis
  • Assist in training sessions with FTCs, and other onfield personnel during the offseason and Spring Training
  • Coordinate workload and workflow of seasonal Timing Operations staff on a nightly basis
  • Assist the Timing Operations Manager in preparing nightly reports, weekly staff scheduling and other administrative tasks as needed
  • Collaborate with departments across the Commissioner's Office to provide support for daytoday operations and relevant projects
  • Assist in compiling daily and weekly feedback on FTC and Umpire performance as it relates to the operation and enforcement of the Pitch Clock
  • Create Pitch Clock related presentations for the Winter Meetings, Annual Umpire Meetings and FTC training sessions

Requirements:


  • Must be extremely detail oriented
  • Must be able to work independently as well as in a team environment
  • Must be able to communicate clearly, multitask, and prioritize responsibilities
  • Must be able to handle live, fastpaced, and highpressure situations
  • Must demonstrate a high level of professionalism and neutrality at all times
including when working with and around MLB Umpires

  • Strong knowledge of MLB rules, Pitch Clock Regulations and baseball specific language
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint Word and Outlook
  • Previous experience working in Baseball

Schedule:


  • Occasional travel during the offseason is required
Per the NYC pay transparency law, the hiring range for this position is $55,000 - $65,000.


Why MLB?


MLB's vision is to be the global sport of choice for youth to play, fans of all backgrounds to enjoy and a desired destination for employment.


With a belief that the journey to growth and greatness is ongoing, MLB gives employees the opportunity to continue learning and honing their skills with programs such as: tuition reimbursement; mentorship programs; lunch and learns; online course subscriptions; paid industry certifications; business resource groups; and more.

MLB provides its employees with exceptional medical, dental, and vision coverage. Premiums are 100% employer covered to help employees focus on being their best

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