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Data Analyst

Elite Motorsport

Atlanta

Georgia

Remote

Part-Time

Charles Brooks III

Hiring Member

Elite Motorsport

About the Role

Sim racing data analysis plays a crucial role in optimizing sim racing performance, mirroring the role of data analysis in real-world motorsport. By leveraging telemetry data, data analysts can: Identify areas for improvement: They can pinpoint specific areas where a driver is losing time, such as braking points, corner entry/exit, throttle application, or steering inputs. Compare performance: Data analysts can compare a driver's performance against other drivers, including professional racers, to identify areas where they can improve. Optimize car setup: Data analysis can help determine the best car setup for a specific track and race conditions, leading to improved performance. Improve driving technique: By analyzing data from different sessions, data analysts can identify and address consistent driving mistakes, helping drivers develop better habits. Tools and Techniques: Several tools and techniques are used for sim racing data analysis: Telemetry Data: . Sim racing games capture a vast amount of data, including speed, acceleration, braking, throttle input, steering angle, and more. Data Analysis Software: . Software like MoTeC, AiM Race Studio 3, and Fanatec's Fanalab are used to analyze and visualize telemetry data. Visualizations: . Data analysts use graphs, charts, and other visualizations to understand and communicate data insights. Statistical Analysis: . They may use statistical methods to identify trends and patterns in the data. Benefits of Sim Racing Data Analysis: Improved Lap Times: . By identifying areas for improvement and optimizing car setup, sim racers can significantly reduce their lap times. Enhanced Driving Technique: . Data analysis helps sim racers develop better driving habits and techniques, leading to more consistent and faster racing. Increased Competitive Advantage: . By understanding their own performance and comparing it to others, sim racers can gain a competitive edge. In conclusion, sim racing data analysis is a valuable tool for sim racers looking to improve their performance and become more competitive.

Requirements

1. Technical Skills: Programming: Proficiency in Python or R is crucial for manipulating and analyzing data. Data Analysis: Understanding of data warehousing, data governance, and ETL processes is essential. Data Visualization: Experience with tools like Tableau or Power BI is valuable for presenting insights. Statistical Analysis: Strong understanding of statistical concepts and methods is necessary. SQL: Knowledge of SQL for database management and querying is beneficial. 2. Education and Experience: Bachelor's Degree: A degree in a related field is typically required. Experience: While not always mandatory for entry-level positions, some experience in data analysis, sales reporting, or a related role can be advantageous. Master's Degree: For more advanced roles, a master's degree can be a significant advantage. 3. Specific Knowledge (Optional but Helpful): Motorsport Knowledge: . Understanding of motorsport operations, car setup, and racing strategy can be beneficial for interpreting data in a racing context. Machine Learning: . Familiarity with machine learning techniques can help you develop advanced analytical tools. 4. Soft Skills: Analytical Skills: . Strong ability to identify patterns, draw conclusions, and make recommendations based on data. Communication Skills: . Ability to communicate findings clearly and concisely to both technical and non-technical audiences. Problem-solving Skills: . Capacity to identify and resolve problems related to data analysis and reporting.

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