Open to: Bachelor of Football or Bachelor of Sports Coaching students Department: Performance Analysis Location: NSW Rugby Centre Of Excellence, David Phillips Sports Complex, Daceyville NSW Purpose / Objectives: Assisting the Waratahs Performance Analysis department through their Super Rugby Pacific 2024 season.
Overview
This position is a great stepping stone for a student studying a relevant subject to gain invaluable experience by being a part of a professional Super Rugby team throughout our season. The chosen candidate will become a valuable member of the Waratahs High Performance Unit, assisting the Head Performance Analyst with day-to-day tasks beginning from pre-season to the summation of the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season.
Key Areas of Responsibility
Filming training sessions
Using Hudl SportsCode to cut, code and analyse training sessions and games
Managing footage on our online and local sharing platforms
Assisting in analysing and Trial and Super Rugby Games
Producing quantitative reports using Tableau & Sportscode
Assistant Head Analyst with Opposition Preview Reports
Developing Tableau based reporting on project specific KPIs
Assisting other staff and areas of the Waratahs High Performance Unit as required
Key Competencies
Completing or completed an undergraduate degree, diploma or graduate Certificate in Performance Analysis Sports Science or Human Movement (or other relevant tertiary degree)
Sound understanding, knowledge and/or playing experience in Rugby Union
Proficient in Excel/Numbers/ Keynote and other Microsoft and Mac OS programs
Preferred previous experience with data visualisation products such as Tableau
Previous exposure to Hudl Sportscode desirable
Highly enthusiastic, proactive, fast learning individuals who can work as part of a team
Duration
8 Months (November 2023 - June 2024).
1-2 Days per week as well as availability for all Home games during the season (mainly Saturday)
Please send a resume and cover letter (outlining how you meet the key competencies) to India-Rose at careers@acpe.edu.au
