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Data Entry Statisticians | Wimbledon 2026

Wimbledon
City of London
3 weeks ago
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Data Entry Statisticians | Wimbledon 2026

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We are looking to recruit a variety of people into data entry roles for Wimbledon 2026 working across our official venues: Qualifying Competition at Roehampton and The Championships at The All England Lawn Tennis Club.


About You

  • A sound knowledge of the game of tennis is essential
  • Requires previous playing experience, ideally one of the following or equivalent:
  • minimum of 3.1 LTA rating
  • 20.0 women - WTN
  • 15.0 men - WTN
  • However, consideration will be given to those who do not have the relevant rating, providing they can demonstrate their skill and knowledge.
  • All candidates should regularly represent their county, country, college, university or club and have done so within the past 5 years
  • Strong attention to detail and sound judgement in complex decision making
  • Ability to maintain a high level of concentration and attention to detail over an extended period
  • Excellent communication skills in English, both written and verbal
  • Self-confidence
  • Ability to work effectively under pressure with minimal supervision
  • Enthusiasm and a positive attitude with a willingness to work extended shifts often up to 12 hours, for the fourteen days of the Championships
  • A strong knowledge of the game, speed, accuracy, good communication skills and high level of concentration is essential
  • Previous experience on Data Entry team or similar broadcast experience

What you'll be doing

  • Reporting to Data Entry Supervisor
  • Working alone or as a pair, or in a team of three across all 18 Championship courts
  • Positioned in courtside locations, responsible for entering live point-by-point data into laptops using purpose-built tennis software
  • Be prepared to switch to manual tick-sheet entry as a contingency when required
  • Report all issues / technical concerns to IBM Operations Room & DE Supervisor via communications headsets

All successful candidates will be trained in all elements of data collection and will be required to be proficient in the above skills.


Data Entry Statistics & TV Graphics Roles

  • Data Entry Statistician

    • Positioned for entering live data on courtside, with potential to work across multiple courts
    • Training provided in data collection and relevant software


  • TV Graphics Operator

    • Work with TV Director to ensure score is checked and updated
    • Support broadcasting graphics and respond to commentator requests



Seniority level

  • Entry level

Employment type

  • Temporary

Job function

  • Research, Analyst, and Information Technology

Important Information

  • Applicants must be at least 18 years old by 19 June 2026
  • Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a telephone or video interview
  • Interviews will take place during January 2026
  • Data Entry will be carried out at Wimbledon Qualifying (22–25 June 2026) and The Championships (29 June – 12 July 2026)
  • Applicants must have unrestricted availability over the Wimbledon period and be flexible with regard to working hours; training days may be required
  • Time off during Qualifying and The Championships is limited and emergencies only (ceremonies/major events do not count as emergencies)
  • Dress rehearsals are mandatory for qualifying and The Championships as scheduled
  • Long working hours may be necessary; some roles may operate on a shift basis
  • Information provided may be shared with relevant authorities to protect security

What we can offer you

  • Rates of pay are variable but within the region of £148 per day
  • Uniform provided where appropriate
  • Daily food allowance
  • Valuable experience working at a world class sporting event
  • The opportunity to return to work at Wimbledon if you receive positive feedback in your first year

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