3 first team performance analyst jobs found

Become an In-Ground Correspondent for Soccer! What is the job purpose: To be an In-Ground Correspondent working on behalf of Stats Perform to collect our Opta data for analysis within the collection hubs. Key Responsibilities: Ensure timely delivery of team-sheets and pre-game information in line with Opta deadlines. Analysts are expected to be at the ground up to 90 minutes before kick-off. Collection of in-play statistics and analysis live from the venues. Working in collaboration with In-Office analysts to provide accurate live data during the matches. Confirmation and clarification of data collected via official sources where possible and appropriate. Acquire specialist knowledge of the teams designated to you in order to ensure high-quality live analysis. Personal Competencies Required: Reliability and Availability - Analysts are expected to be available for the vast majority if not all of their designated team’s home...

Company Description ⚒️  EDITORIAL CONTENT PRODUCER – JOIN West Ham United  ⚒️ 📍 Locations: London Stadium & Rush Green Training Ground 💼 Salary: Competitive 🕰️ Hours: 37.5 basic hours Monday-Friday. Five weeks’ paid holiday. You will be expected to work on weekends, Bank Holidays and other antisocial hours to cover matches and other events Position ✍️ ABOUT THE ROLE Are you passionate about storytelling, football, and connecting with fans across the globe? We’re looking for a creative and driven  Editorial Content Producer  to join our team. You’ll play a key role in shaping how millions of supporters experience the Club—across digital, print, and matchday platforms. From the roar of matchday to behind-the-scenes exclusives, you’ll help bring the story of West Ham United to life ⚒️ 🎯 WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING 🧠 Content Planning Collaborate in editorial and...

Our Mindset Atlético London is the future generation of women’s and girls’ sport. We are building the club as if football started today: - No inherited limits or outdated narratives. - No assumptions about how women’s sport should look. Our digital platforms are not going to be just highlight reels. They are a place for our community to belong, learn and participate. To show the journey, not just the result. Showcase the pathway to success. The Challenge Too many girls leave sport during adolescence, not because they aren’t talented enough, but because they feel they don’t belong. The way football is presented online shapes whether girls see themselves staying. This role exists to curate that environment whilst highlighting and solving systemic inadequacies in women’s sport. Role Overview As the Digital Community Manager, you will own the club’s digital presence across social platforms. You will shape how our football is framed, discussed, and...