Video Analyst/Assistant Coach

Job Description

Video Analyst/Assistant Coach |

The Tone:
This is a volunteer position at a soccer organization. This individual will play a crucial role in supporting the team’s performance and development, directly contributing to the team’s strategic preparation and refinement of its game model. The role is pivotal for comprehensive analysis of opponent and team footage, enhancing both individual player development and overall team strategy.

The TL;DR
• Role: Volunteer
• Location: In-person

• Team: Reports to the coaching staff
• Mission: Refine the team’s game model through comprehensive analysis of performance and opponents, supporting strategic preparation.
• Tech Stack: Spiideo, Veo, Excel, Numbers, Keynote, PowerPoint

What You’ll Actually Do
• Analysis: Analyze match and training footage using advanced video analysis software to identify tactical trends and provide detailed breakdowns for the team.
• Scouting: Conduct in-depth opposition scouting, preparing insightful video presentations for both coaching staff and players, aiding strategic game preparation.
• Development: Support player development by creating individual feedback clips and personalized packages, systematically tracking player progress over time.
• Coaching Support: Assist coaching staff with essential field setup tasks and lead high-level, detail-oriented drills specifically aligned with the team’s game model.
• Collaboration: Collaborate actively with the coaching staff to expand coaching knowledge, enhance coaching tools, and run position-specific exercises.

The Must-Haves
• Background: USSF C, UEFA C License, or commensurate experience in soccer coaching, coupled with proven experience in soccer video analysis at an academy, collegiate, semi-professional, or professional level.
• Experience: Proficiency with leading video analysis platforms such as Spiideo, Veo, or similar tools, along with a strong understanding of soccer tactics, team structure, and match dynamics.
• Skills: Excellent ability to communicate complex insights effectively to both coaches and players.
• Bonus: Proficiency with common office tools, including Excel, Numbers, Keynote, and PowerPoint, combined with strong organizational and time-management skills.