Position Summary
The Certified 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. Certified Coaches are expected to maintain all required certifications and comply with USSA standards as well as internal practices, procedures, and guidelines.
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
USSA certification required
CPR/First Aid/Stop the Bleed certification required
PSIA certification preferred
Prior coaching or teaching experience in ski racing or alpine skiing
Experience working with young athletes
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 2 Saturdays in November for dryland training
Available to work Thursday 6p-9p, Saturday 8a-2p, and Sunday 8a-2p from mid December to mid March (exact dates may vary)
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
