Match Analyst

September 24, 2026

Role
Working as part of the Match Analysis team, you will provide Football Radar with high-quality and detailed analysis of football games in line with the Match Analysis framework. Additionally, you will source and enter team lineups in a timely and accurate manner.

Please note that only remote candidates based in the UK or the Republic of Ireland are being considered at this time.

Responsibilities

Analyse games, both live and recorded, in line with the Match Analysis framework.

Work to strict deadlines, ensuring the minimum number of games are completed when they are required.

Accurately source and input lineups from a variety of sources as soon as they are made available.

Maintain open and timely communication with Team Leads and members of other departments.

Stay up to date with all adjustments and developments to the Match Analysis and Lineups frameworks.

Respond positively to feedback and make required adjustments to analysis work.

Provide feedback on the Match Analysis and Lineups framework and application when requested.

Personal Attributes

An understanding of the Match Analysis framework following training, recognising information required for our Match Analysis model.

Meticulous, with the ability to accurately record key information.

Able to make decisions quickly and with confidence.

Able to maintain a high level of concentration.

Able to prioritise and manage your own time, ensuring that work is completed to deadlines while maintaining efficiency.

A passion for developing an understanding of football analysis with an attitude of continuous improvement.

An honest approach to realising and identifying errors.

An ability to work both independently and as part of a team.

A proactive nature.

Candidate Requirements

Candidates must be available for 6 weeks of training which will take place remotely.

Work at weekends and at unsociable hours will be required on a regular basis in line with global football fixtures.

This job is remotely based.

The contract is 20 hours per week of assigned work with availability to work up to 40 hours per week.

Salary

£12.21 per hour for all training sessions completed

£25 per recorded game

£31 for a live game

Training will commence from Monday 26th January 2026 and all successful candidates must be able to commence training on that date.

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