Intro Race Coach

Position Summary

The Intro Race Coach is responsible for developing alpine athletes across a range of ages and competitive levels through structured training, technical skill progression, and race preparation. This role fosters strong foundational skills, advanced racing techniques, sportsmanship, and a lifelong passion for the sport.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality race coaching in alignment with program goals
• Create a supportive and fun learning environment
• Assist with training plans, skill development, and gate training
• Communicate effectively with athletes, parents, and program directors
• Participate in staff training sessions
• Accurately record all hours worked, ensure time entries are complete, and promptly resolve any discrepancies prior to the end of each pay period
• Complete required training as assigned by mountain leadership
• Other duties as assigned by mountain leadership

Qualifications

• Strong skiing ability with knowledge of racing techniques
• Excellent communication and leadership skills
• Reliability and punctuality
• Positive and team-oriented attitude
• Willingness to learn and apply training techniques provided by leadership
• Available to work Saturday and Sunday 9a-2p for the full duration of the 8 week program
• Must be eligible to work in the United States
• Successful completion of background check

Work Environment & Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand, walk and ski for extended periods of time (up to 8+ hours)
• Ability to perform repetitive physical tasks
• Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions, including cold temperatures, snow wind, and limited visibility
• Ability to walk, stand and navigate snow-covered, icy, uneven, and changing terrain, surface and sub-surface conditions
• Ability to lift up to 40 pounds

Compensation & Benefits

• Compensation: $17.50/hour
• Benefits: Complimentary ski/ride access for the duration of employment and employee discounts on food and beverages at participating locations (subject to mountain policy)