Esports Coaching · Production Coordination · Broadcast Production · Team Leadership
Santa Barbara City College · University of Utah · 2020–2025
E-Sports Coaching + Production
CHAPTER ONE + INTRO:
Two years coaching and building a competitive Rainbow Six Siege program at Santa Barbara City College, followed by esports broadcast production at the University of Utah. Two different roles, two different environments — both rooted in the same instinct to organize, coordinate, and elevate the experience for everyone involved.
Some Stats:
5 — Person competitive roster
2 — Years running the program
3 — Disciplines — Coaching, Coordination & Production
What I did
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What I did ·
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Team Coaching & Competitive Development
Taught five players how to compete in Rainbow Six Siege at a serious level — developing strategies, reviewing gameplay, and building the team's competitive identity from the ground up.
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Program Organization & Logistics
Coordinated in-person practice events at third party locations, managed team schedules, and kept communication flowing between players, administration, and league organizers.
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Team Culture & Bonding
Organized team bonding events to build trust and cohesion — understanding that a team that connects off the server performs better on it.
CHAPTER TWO:
Three years of esports broadcast production at the University of Utah — joining a 20-30 person team to help bring competitive gaming events to life on Twitch. From casting and in-game camera work to managing show schedules and coordinating across the production team, this was where I learned what it means to keep a live production moving when everything is happening at once.
Some Stats:
20–30 — Person production team
3 years — Tenure at the U
Regional & Online — Event scope across Utah and the US
Twitch — Public broadcast platform
What I did
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What I did ·
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Casting & In-Game Camera Work
Served as on-air talent and in-game camera operator — bringing energy, clarity, and a competitive lens to every broadcast and keeping viewers engaged across live events.
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Production Coordination & Scheduling
Managed show schedules and production timelines across a 20-30 person team — coordinating between casters, camera operators, social media, chat moderation, and tournament staff to keep every broadcast running on time and on point.
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Tournament Support & Operations
Helped run tournaments across regional and online formats — coordinating logistics and communication across teams to deliver clean, well-organized competitive events.
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Social Media & Community Coordination
Coordinated social media work around broadcasts and events — keeping the community informed, engaged, and connected to the program.
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