Office Assistant, Athletic Performance Texas Athletic Performance, Baseball/Softball is seeking a qualified and growth-minded part-time Office Assistant for the 2025-2026 academic year. Designed for applicants pursuing a career in baseball and/or softball Strength & Conditioning that will develop their ability to bridge training theory to practice, assist in the weight room and on field conditioning sessions, and learn the intricacies of collegiate coaching including training design. Interns will report to the Associate Head Coach, Athletic Performance. Under the supervision of full-time Athletic Performance Staff, develop the knowledge and skills to design, implement and evaluate training programs for student-athletes and improve the ability to teach safe techniques. Work in heavy collaboration with full-time Athletic Performance Coaches of both baseball and softball. Utilize, interpret and collect data from various technologies (Vald, EliteForm, Smartabase and Catapult). Support Athletic Performance Staff with the daily operations of the training facilities and aid with the maintenance and organization of training facilities and equipment, including practice-set up and breakdown. Learn to communicate effectively with student-athletes, medical personnel, health and wellness staff, and sports coaches. Identify and prepare for daily routines, both individual and group settings for the weight room and on field. Integration with on field staff to improve players movement patterns. Perform other duties as assigned. Consistently exemplify the core values and quality standards of Texas Athletics. Always act ethically. Proactively seek guidance when unsure or unclear of a law, rule or policy applicable to you or your department/sport program. Actively participate in assigned education and training programs. Comply with all laws, policies, rules and regulations set forth by the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, The University of Texas at Austin, NCAA, Conference, or other governing body, including state and federal laws. Annually obtain prior written approval and report all outside activities and outside income. Report knowledge of, or reasonable cause to believe, violation(s) of state or federal laws, policies, rules, or regulations of the University, Conference, or NCAA to IA ARMCS or IA HR. Fully cooperate with any investigation by providing complete and accurate information when requested to do so by Texas Athletics and/or the NCAA and do not influence others in any way during an investigation. As an employee of the university, if you witness or receive information about sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence or stalking that involves a current student or employee, you have a duty to promptly report the incident to the University's Title IX Coordinator or a Deputy Title IX Coordinator. Reports may be made by phone, email or online. An employee who does not report an incident or who makes a false report is subject to termination and may be charged with a criminal offense (Class A or Class B misdemeanor). For more information about employee responsibilities under Title IX, including information about confidential employee reporting exceptions, please visit the Title IX website. Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) or Collegiate Strength & Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa) certified Certification in CPR and First AidCompleting or have completed a degree in Exercise Science undergraduate/graduate program$20 per hour Repetitive use of a keyboard at a workstation Use of manual dexterity Climbing of stairs Must be able to lift more than 50 lbs. and stand for extensive amounts of time May work around loud noises May work around standard office conditions2025-2026 Academic YearWork will be performed in person, on campus Flexible; weekly hours vary between 6 AM 6 PM based on practice and game times and can be set around class schedules ResumeCover Letter3 Professional References with Contact Information
