Project Employee, League Technology Representative – Automated Officiating

National Basketball Association (NBA)

. Lead gameday operations and maintenance of the NBA’s automated officiating sensor suite at Paycom Center for the 2026–2027 G League season .

Posted 10/14/2026part-timeUnited StatesJunior💰 $200 per dayWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing and troubleshooting automated officiating technology in sports venues, with a strong focus on camera systems, data flow, and technical operations. Proficient in executing technical documentation and collaborating with team personnel to ensure seamless game day operations.

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Broadcast Technology ExperienceMulti-Camera Systems ManagementLinux ScriptingPython ScriptingTechnical Troubleshooting

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Hard Skills

Camera CalibrationCablingConnectivityTechnical Deployment DocumentationHardware TroubleshootingSoftware ApplicationsData ValidationSystematic DiagnosisPhysical Placement VerificationGame Day Operations

Soft Skills

CommunicationCoordinationProblem-SolvingTeam CollaborationTime Management

Tools & Technologies

Automated Officiating TechnologyCamera SystemsTechnology StackNBA Storage LocationsMounting Fixtures

Industry Keywords

Sports Venue TechnologyTechnical OperationsGameday OperationsNBAG League

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

LinuxPython

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead gameday operations and maintenance of the NBA’s automated officiating sensor suite at Paycom Center for the 2026–2027 G League season
Run on-site inspection and management of the automated officiating technology stack at Paycom Center on game days
Lead gameday operations for connected basketball technology from pregame setup through postgame teardown
Verify physical placements and functionality of cameras managed by technology vendors
Ensure all data is captured and flows to NBA storage locations
Troubleshoot and resolve technology issues with team and venue staff, escalating to vendors as needed
Communicate and coordinate with team and venue personnel to ensure technology functions smoothly alongside typical game operations

Requirements

What you’ll need

1-3 years of experience in broadcast technology, sports venue technology, or technical operations
Hands-on comfort with cameras, mounting fixtures, and software applications
Familiarity with cabling, connectivity, and basic computer IT concepts
Ability to read and execute technical deployment documentation and procedures
Strong troubleshooting instincts and a systematic approach to diagnosing hardware/software issues under time pressure
Ability to work at heights and in arena environments
Experience with multi-camera systems preferred
Familiarity with camera calibration concepts, including focus and field-of-view geometry, preferred
Familiarity with Linux and Python scripting for data validation or troubleshooting preferred
Prior sports league or venue technology operations experience preferred

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical
Short-term disability
Mental health coaching/therapy
Sick time