NBA Analytics & Data Jobs
22 active roles across all 30 NBA teams
NBA franchises are among the most analytically sophisticated organisations in professional sport. The league has long been at the forefront of data-driven decision-making — from player tracking and performance analytics to front-office modelling and business intelligence. All 30 teams maintain dedicated analytics departments alongside roles in coaching support, scouting, marketing, technology, and commercial operations.
Below you'll find every active NBA role we've indexed, with direct links to each team's current openings. Whether you're looking for your first job in professional basketball or a senior analytics position, browse by team or search the full listings. Roles are updated daily.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What analytics jobs are available at NBA teams?
NBA teams hire for basketball operations analytics (player evaluation, draft models, in-game strategy), performance science (injury prevention, load management, biometrics), and business analytics (ticketing, revenue, fan engagement). All 30 NBA franchises run dedicated analytics departments.
How much do NBA analytics jobs pay?
Entry-level NBA analytics roles pay $55,000–$85,000. Mid-level analysts earn $85,000–$125,000. Senior analysts and directors range from $130,000 to $300,000+. Roles at larger-market franchises (LA Lakers, Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks) typically pay at the higher end.
What skills do NBA analytics teams look for?
Python and R are the standard languages for NBA analytics work, with SQL essential for data querying. Experience with SportVU or Second Spectrum tracking data is highly valued. Machine learning, computer vision for video analysis, and strong communication skills round out the most competitive profiles.
How has NBA analytics hiring grown?
From roughly 10 analysts league-wide in 2009 to over 132 by 2023. Today every franchise has a dedicated analytics department, and basketball operations roles increasingly require graduate-level quantitative skills.