Domestic Scouting Analyst Fellow
Baltimore Orioles
$20 / hour
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Description
Reports To: Assistant Director, Draft Operations
FLSA Status: Part-time/Seasonal, Hourly
Role Overview:
This position will assist in all functions pertaining to the First-Year Player Draft including day-to-day front office operations, statistical collection & review, draft research, and player evaluation. This is a seasonal position that is based out of Baltimore, MD.
Key Responsibilities:
- General administrative and logistical support for Domestic Scouting Department
- Hone player evaluation skills through in-person looks, video, statistics, and other relevant sources of information
- Collaborate with front office, scouts, and other departments during pre-draft process
- Troubleshoot technical and equipment issues and aid scouts
- Operate various technologies to collect performance data on players at club workouts
- Edit and upload video to share as necessary
- Conduct special projects and perform other duties as assigned
Preferred Qualifications:
- General knowledge of baseball and scouting landscape
- Attention to detail
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work well with staff members of diverse backgrounds
- Must possess intellectual curiosity, an open mind, and desire to learn
- Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, SQL preferred
- Ability to work long hours; evenings, weekends, holidays, and travel as needed
About this role
The Baltimore Orioles' Domestic Scouting Analyst Fellow role offers a seasonal entry point into professional baseball operations, centered on supporting the First-Year Player Draft. Based in their Baltimore front office, you'd handle a mix of administrative work, data collection, and player evaluation across in-person workouts, video review, and statistical analysis. The position involves close collaboration with scouts and other departments during the pre-draft process, plus technical support and video editing as needed.
This is a part-time, hourly role ($20/hour) that demands flexibility—you'll need to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and travel as the draft cycle requires. Success here hinges on strong attention to detail, solid communication skills, and genuine intellectual curiosity about baseball and scouting. Excel proficiency is expected; SQL experience is a plus. The role suits someone with foundational baseball knowledge who's eager to learn the evaluation process hands-on and can thrive in a collaborative, fast-paced environment. Benefits include parking, concession and merchandise discounts, and complimentary game tickets.
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