Baseball Analytics and Operations Jobs
Browse opportunities across professional baseball, college programs, data providers, and baseball technology. The field includes quantitative research and software as well as scouting, video, player development, and front-office operations.
Latest Baseball Analytics and Operations Jobs
Current matching opportunities from SportsJobs Online. Last checked: November 4, 2026.
Baltimore Orioles
Analyst, Business Strategy
Baltimore, MD · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Broadcaster Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Broadcast Production and Multimedia Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Broadcast / Camera Operations Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Livestream Camera Operator Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Gameday Operations Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Social Media Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Analytics Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
Official Scorer Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
New England Collegiate Baseball League
PA Anouncer Intern
North Adams, MA · Posted Today
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Roles You May Find
Research and Development
Quantitative analysts and data scientists build player-evaluation, strategy, projection, and decision-support models.
Baseball Operations
Operations roles support rosters, contracts, rules, scheduling, advance preparation, and front-office workflows.
Scouting and Player Development
Analysts combine observations, video, biomechanics, tracking, and performance data to evaluate and develop players.
Software and Data Engineering
Engineers build the data pipelines, internal applications, databases, and video systems used throughout the organization.
Useful Skills and Experience
SQL, Python or R, statistics, and reproducible analysis
Baseball rules, metrics, and decision context
Tracking, biomechanics, scouting, or video familiarity
Ability to communicate findings to coaches, scouts, and executives
How to Search More Effectively
Look beyond “baseball analytics.” Teams use titles such as analyst, associate, fellow, developer, research scientist, baseball systems engineer, advance scouting, and player-development coordinator.
Frequently Asked Questions
What jobs are available in baseball analytics?
Common areas include quantitative analysis, research and development, data science, software, scouting, player development, biomechanics, and baseball operations.
Is coding required for baseball analytics jobs?
Many quantitative roles expect SQL plus Python or R. Operations, scouting, and video roles may require less coding but still value strong analytical reasoning.
When do baseball teams hire?
Hiring occurs year-round, but many seasonal, associate, and internship roles are posted during the offseason before the next playing season.
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