Remote, part-time unpaid internship supporting the Data Department by manually clipping video and tagging image/frame locations to meet weekly quotas (~10-15 hours/week). Interns perform repetitive annotation tasks, contribute to research projects, and collaborate with baseball analytics and performance teams.
The Quick Details
Role: Data Support Internship
Location: Remote
Hours: Part-time
Please note that this a remote, part-time, unpaid internship
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Description:
The Tread Athletics Data Department is looking for highly motivated interns to assist in the manual process of various performance related projects. The tasks include, but are not limited to, clipping video and tagging image locations. Interns will be required to hit a periodic quota of videos and/or frames during their period employed by Tread Athletics. In addition, interns will have the opportunity to contribute to advanced research and projects at an industry leading organization, while simultaneously collaborating with some of the industry’s best minds in the field of baseball analytics and performance.
Requirements:
- Access to laptop, mouse, and reliable internet
- Ability to hit preset frame annotation quota each week (estimation of ~10-15 hours of work per week)
- Ability to focus for extended periods of time on repetitive tasks
- A drive to contribute to advancing the application of data science in baseball and athletic performance
Applicants must be legally authorized to work or participate in an internship in the United States without sponsorship, now or in the future. Tread Athletics is unable to provide visa sponsorship or immigration support for internship positions.
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