26 roles operating sports tech at live events and logging match data, refreshed daily from employers’ own job feeds.
Behind every Hawk-Eye call, tracking graphic and live score is someone operating the system on the day. These jobs are one of the most direct ways into sports technology: you learn the product where it is used, often part-time or alongside study. Read from the employers’ own job feeds and checked on 2026-10-20.
Running line-calling, ball-tracking and player-tracking systems at matches and tournaments, or crewing the tech behind a broadcast. Many are student placements, freelance or seasonal, and come with training.
Logging every event of a match as it happens for data and betting feeds, and checking the numbers. Often shift work, sometimes from home, and a common first job at the big sports data companies.
One email a week with what is new on the board, only when there is something new. Every role links to the employer’s own posting.