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The Milwaukee Brewers are hiring two positions in their baseball operations department. For additional information and to submit an application, follow the links below.
- Baseball Research and Development Analyst: The analyst will deliver research and tools to improve decision making across Baseball Operations. The position requires a person who has intellectual curiosity, is a self-starter and can communicate technical and analytical concepts effectively to non-technical people. Being passionate about using data, analysis and technology to improve decision making processes is also a key differentiator. Residence in Milwaukee is required.
- Baseball Research and Development Intern: The intern will design and execute a strategic research project with the assistance of experienced mentors. The internship program is designed to give the candidate real-world experience in a Baseball Research & Development department, including exposure to development processes and best practices. Residence in Milwaukee is required.
Great feature – thanks for doing this. Best of luck to any readers. Be a Billy Beane for those of us that can’t. Couch coaches unite!
Burns should apply for this bc he swears he knows everything
is Green Bay close enough?
Please advise me of any White House openings, in the rare event of one happening.
keep your eyes open, there has been a lot of turnover
I’d apply but they’d take one look at me and say the Bernie Brewer interviews are down the hall. (no disrespect to the current Bernie Brewer!)
Jeff… I know you used to be a lawyer, so can you dig deeper? Daddy’s gotta know how much dough this pays. Why post it without salary? I’ll give you 10% if you serve as my agent. I’m looking for the low six-digits. I’ll look forward to catching up with you by phone on Saturday. Thanks pal!
all these jobs ask you to name your salery now. its a nice scam where modest and respectable people get the shaft while everyone is affaid they’ll name too high a number.
I always tell them what i want , not how much I’m making. If that scares them off, they aren’t worth working for.
I hope that was a bad attempt at a joke
Glassdoor is predicting $40k-$60k. Masters degree or above is desired (they really mean: will only be considered). So getting a M.S. at Marquette sets you back $35K (just tuition) plus undergrad debt wherever, then the first job you land is a jr analyst role at $60k.
Initial optics say $60k isn’t bad for starting but with wages not keeping pace with the cost of living and tuition skyrocketing you wonder why people in their 20s live with their parents still.