I'm an aspiring scout and scouting analyst with six years inside professional baseball. As a Technology Coach in the Chicago Cubs organization, I work at the intersection of traditional scouting and player-development technology: producing internal scouting analysis, running advance work on opposing pitchers, and translating Trackman, Hawkeye, and KinaTrax data into adjustments a player can actually use.
In 2025 I was selected for MLB's Scout Development Program at the Arizona Fall League, where I filed pro reports on live looks — the reports below are the real product of that work. Add in two-plus years of video scouting used by all 30 MLB organizations, and the profile is simple: a present-day evaluator with the tools, reps, and reporting experience to project into a full-time scouting role.
Administered advanced evaluation tech across affiliates, led an internal bat-tracking initiative spanning 5,000+ manually validated data points, produced advance scouting on opposing pitchers, and ran one-on-one Trajekt hitting lab sessions turning data into player adjustments.
Captured and organized multi-angle scouting video used by all 30 MLB organizations and most Division I programs; managed game-day tech ops and 200+ hours of scouting video on strict delivery timelines.
Charted MLB, MiLB, and amateur games in BATS software and audited game data submissions for accuracy.
Authored 50+ scouting reports per season, blending performance data with observational evaluation for national player databases.
Filed October 2025 · Arizona Fall League · MLB Scout Development Program. Tools graded on the 20–80 scale. Bar = present grade; red tick = future projection.