Applied Sports Science Associate- Biomechanics || SAI

Applied Sports Science Associate (ASSA) Biomechanics

Role & responsibilities

• Assist in conducting biomechanical assessments, performance testing, and movement analysis of athletes.
• Collect, process, interpret, and analyse athlete performance and biomechanical data.
• Assist in identifying performance limitations and potential injury-risk factors through biomechanical and performance assessments.
• Support athlete monitoring and tracking of performance-related parameters.
• Assist in developing performance-enhancement and injury-prevention interventions based on assessment findings.
• Support research activities related to biomechanics, sports performance, athlete development, and injury prevention.
• Prepare assessment reports, data summaries, presentations, and performance insights for coaches and relevant stakeholders.
• Coordinate with sports scientists, physiotherapists, coaches, athletes, and other support staff during assessments and interventions.
• Maintain athlete assessment records, databases, and relevant research documentation.

Support continuous improvement of biomechanical assessment and performance-monitoring methodologies.

Preferred candidate profile

Experience

• 04 years of relevant professional experience.
• Experience in performance testing and biomechanical assessment.
• Knowledge of movement analysis and interpretation of athlete performance data.
• Familiarity with statistical/data-analysis tools and techniques.
• Understanding of athlete monitoring, performance assessment, and injury-risk identification.

Educational Qualification

Mandatory:

• Bachelors/ Masters degree in Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Sports Sciences, Exercise & Sports Sciences, Physical Education, or Biomedical Engineering from a recognized University/Institution.

OR

PG Diploma in Sports Performance Analysis from NSNIS, Patiala.

Desirable:

• Certification in Sports Biomechanics, Sports Performance Analysis, or Athlete Monitoring from a recognized institution.
• Proficiency in data-analysis tools and biomechanical assessment.
• Exposure to sports research and performance enhancement methodologies.