Title: Assistant Alpine Ski Coach Department: AthleticsReports to: Head Ski and Snowboard CoachCategory: Full-time, 12-month Summary/ObjectiveReporting to the Head Ski and Snowboard Coach, the Assistant Alpine Ski Coach is responsible for assisting the head coach in meeting the goals of guiding and building an elite-level program. This requires the promotion of academic achievement and character of the student-athlete, fans, and the overall College community. The Assistant Alpine Ski Coach will have a strong background in alpine skiing and several years of race coaching. The coach is responsible for recruiting, budget management, athlete development, and all aspects pertaining to the rules of Lees-McRae College and the United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association (USCSA). A focus on recruitment and retention of student-athletes, growing and maintaining rosters, competition preparation, generation of net tuition revenue, and meticulous budget management are essential for this position. Essential FunctionsCreate training/practice schedules. Ski while carrying up to 50lbs.Coordinate travel/competition logistics during the season.Work in an outdoor alpine environment during adverse conditions.Travel with the team for competitions.Effectively manage an annual budget.Participate in fundraising/community events.Engage with student-athletes and follow up on academic progress.Assist the Head Coach in the day-to-day operations which includes preparation, organization and implementation of effective practice schedules, off-season programs, and in-season competition.Evaluation and recruitment of elite prospective student-athletes.Monitoring student-athletes’ academic progress and growth as a person.Individual workouts, conditioning, and strength training with team members.Competition day meal planning and organization.Assisting head coach in all phases of student-athlete mentoring and evaluationOther administrative duties as assigned. CompetenciesAbility to multi-task in a fast-paced environmentAbility to work independentlyMust be able to work as a member of a teamDetailed-orientedGoal-orientedMust be able to build relationships with prospective student-athletes and families, faculty and staff, community members, and external vendorsExcellent communication and follow-up skillsMust demonstrate entrepreneurial thinkingInnovation and creativity10. Ability to maintain confidential information and files Supervisory ResponsibilityThis position will not directly supervise staff, but it will have responsibility for such when it comes to student assistants and/or managers.Work EnvironmentNormal office environment in addition to non-traditional environment that includes gymnasiums, weight room, locker room, and outdoor venues. Coach will be outdoors frequently, particularly during the winter season, at the Beech Mountain Ski Resort leading team workouts. Position Type/Expected Hours of WorkThis is a full-time, 12-month position. Days and hours of work will vary. Typical work schedule will be Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Frequent evening and weekend work is required for recruitment and competition events.TravelExtensive day and overnight travel is required as needed. Must possess a valid state-issued driver’s license and a clean driving record.