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2025 Baseball Technology Fellowship

Primary Purpose 

The Cleveland Guardians Fellowship program is designed to accelerate the pace of development and impact for people interested in working for our organization. Fellowship roles are focused on solving complex challenges, which involve developing innovative approaches, tools, and techniques to meaningfully drive the organization forward. Fellows will be exposed to work across multiple departments and have access to and be encouraged to use a suite of internal, proprietary software. 

The Cleveland Guardians Fellowship program is all about fostering your growth and making an impact within our organization. As a fellow, you’ll take on real challenges and come up with creative solutions that help move us forward. You’ll get to work with different departments across the organization, gaining hands-on experience and using some of our exclusive, in-house tools. It’s a great chance to dive in, learn, and make a difference! 

We are seeking Fellows to join our Baseball Technology department. Each Fellow will work full-time with one of our minor league affiliates (Columbus, Akron, Lake County, Lynchburg, and Arizona Complex) and report to the Baseball Technology, Player Development, and Baseball Operations departments. Fellows will be expected to manage the collection of multiple data streams and operate as a resource for both coaches and players. This position will include travel to away games. 

We’re looking for someone who’s curious, creative, and open to new ideas—someone who loves working in a team setting. You should be comfortable communicating with others, building solid relationships, and explaining complex ideas in a way anyone can understand. You’ll also have the opportunity to take the initiative and perform research in the area of your choosing that helps push forward the Guardians’ approach to player development.  

Essential Duties & Responsibilities 

Baseball Technology: 

  • Operate bat/ball tracking technology and other sports science technology. 
  • Manage pre-game, in-game, and post-game video processes. 
  • Manage the corresponding data and video collection process and assist with interpretation & distribution. 
  • Assist the Information Systems team with Baseball Technology-related troubleshooting and support. 

 Coaching Staff Support: 

  • Support Minor League field staff with Advance Scouting Process. 
  • Assist affiliate staff with various administrative tasks (i.e. daily scheduling, team travel). 
  • Assist Minor League field staff with pre-game activities. 

 Baseball Development and Analysis: 

  • Collaborate with coaching staff, Player Development, and Baseball Operations to monitor player goals and player progress. 
  • Perform ad hoc research and analysis, both at the request of staff and independently. 
  • Communicate findings and insights to Minor League Coaches, Players, and Player Development and Baseball Operations Departments. 

At the Cleveland Guardians, we’re all about creating an inclusive environment that brings out the best in everyone. It’s a big part of who we are, how we compete, and how we make an impact in our community. We want every employee to feel like they truly belong here. 

We also know that people from historically underserved groups—like women and people of color—sometimes hesitate to apply for jobs unless they check every single box on the qualifications list. We’re looking for the best person for the job, and we know that you might bring skills and experiences that aren’t exactly listed but could be a huge asset to our team. So, if this role excites you, we encourage you to apply, even if you don’t meet every single qualification. 

Education & Experience Requirements 

  • Bachelor’s degree or prior professional experience. 
  • Demonstrated passion for at least one: baseball technology, scouting, baseball analytics, sport science, hitting or pitching analysis and/or biomechanics, strength and conditioning, motor learning, or other baseball/softball-related field. 

 Skills: 

  • Organization: Ability to create, maintain, and execute a schedule effectively. 
  • Work Ethic: A relentless drive to collect more and better information. 
  • Passion: Demonstrate a clear, genuine passion for the game, teammates, the organization, and learning. 
  • Resourcefulness: Utilize available organizational resources to develop and understand organizational philosophies. 
  • Strategic Thinking: Natural problem-solving mindset and strategic thinking. 
  • Time Management: Ability to prioritize and stay focused in a fast-paced environment. 
  • Collaboration: Partner with staff and players and exhibit effective communication-both written and verbal skills. 

Preferred Experience 

While we are looking for a variety of diverse skill sets for this role, we know that past Fellows who have thrived in this role possessed certain skills that are best aligned with the game of baseball. You may be better positioned to thrive in this role if you have demonstrated experience with any of the following: 

  • Conversational Spanish or better, a plus. 
  • Experience with video editing software is a plus. 
  • Experience with SQL and statistical software (i.e. R, Python, Stata, SAS) a plus. 
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office. 
  • Working knowledge of advanced baseball statistics and publicly available research. 

 Standard Requirements 

  • Represents the Cleveland Guardians in a positive fashion to all business partners and the general public. 
  • Reads, speaks, comprehends, and communicates English effectively in all communications. 
  • Ability to develop and maintain successful working relationships with members in all departments of the organization. 
  • Ability to act according to the organizational values and service excellence at all times. 
  • Demonstrated commitment to working with diverse populations and contributing to an inclusive working environment. 
  • Ability to walk, sit or stand for an entire shift. 
  • Ability to work extended days and hours, including holidays and weekends. 
  • Ability to move throughout all areas and levels of the Ballpark. 
  • Ability to work in a diverse and changing environment. 
  • Occasional physical activity such as lifting and carrying boxes at least 25 lbs. 

About Us                                                                                                                  
In Baseball Technology, our shared goal is to identify and develop diverse players and front-office teammates who contribute to our mission. By working together effectively and collaboratively, we create a family atmosphere that supports learning as we strive for excellence in everything we do. We believe that we will achieve our goals by making evidence-based decisions and creating environments that support our people and empower them to learn. 

 

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