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The Mid-Level Web Developer at NASCAR will build and enhance digital platforms including websites and mobile apps. Responsibilities include managing development tasks, writing code for databases, designing HTML/CSS/JavaScript interfaces, creating WordPress components, and collaborating with various teams for code deployment and project management.

The Web Designer at NASCAR is responsible for the design, development, and maintenance of digital platforms. Duties include interpreting specifications, creating wireframes, ensuring user experience, collaborating with development teams, and supporting live race events and website releases.

The Manager of Digital Project Management at NASCAR oversees project management processes, ensuring projects meet scope, quality, and budget requirements. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, developing risk mitigation strategies, maintaining quality standards, and engaging in quality assurance testing. The manager also monitors SEO and ADA compliance while recommending enhancements to digital products.

The Senior Manager of Partnership Sales at NASCAR will develop and execute innovative marketing partnerships to drive revenue, analyze client needs for tailored sponsorship packages, and manage client relationships during events. This role requires strategic thinking, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work collaboratively across teams.

The Coordinator of the Digital Platform at NASCAR manages the technical operations of digital platforms, including products and applications. Duties involve coordinating builds, managing live video streaming strategies, crisis management, software integrations, and overseeing testing of new products. The role also includes project coordination and support outside normal hours with minimal guidance required.

The Group Sales Account Executive at Homestead-Miami Speedway will generate new sales revenue through prospecting, cold calling, and networking. Responsibilities include meeting sales goals, building client relationships, using a CRM for record-keeping, and providing customer service. The role prefers candidates fluent in Spanish.

The Manager of Sales at NASCAR is responsible for developing corporate sponsorships and hospitality programs, generating new revenue, and renewing existing accounts. This role involves heavy prospecting, building relationships with clients, attending networking events, and achieving sales goals in a fast-paced environment.

The Group Sales Manager at Kansas Speedway will lead and develop a sales team focused on driving ticket sales. Responsibilities include identifying sales opportunities, managing accounts, coaching employees, achieving sales goals, and facilitating group experiences during race weekends. The role requires effective communication and collaboration with various stakeholders.

The Group Sales Manager will lead and manage the sales team, drive ticket revenue, establish relationships with group sales accounts, recruit new opportunities, and oversee the execution of group experiences at the track. The role involves coaching team members, meeting sales targets, and supporting race day operations.

The Group Sales Manager at Darlington Raceway leads the sales team to drive ticket revenue by building relationships, enhancing engagement with group sales accounts, and achieving sales goals. Responsibilities include hiring and training staff, collaborating across departments, creating group experiences, and ensuring successful execution during race weekends.

The Manager of Content Programming at NASCAR will oversee day-to-day scheduling and operations for the NASCAR Channel (FAST) and leverage NASCAR’s content portfolio. This role involves managing program schedules, analyzing data for strategic decisions, collaborating across platforms, and ensuring effective content delivery. The position emphasizes strong organizational skills and requires experience in digital or broadcast programming.

The Account Executive, Group Sales is responsible for generating new sales revenue through prospecting, cold calling, and establishing relationships with clients. This role includes setting sales goals, maintaining a high volume of calls and appointments, and providing excellent customer service, while also supporting group sales operations on race days.

The Media Systems Engineer at NASCAR is responsible for administering and implementing next-gen media and data systems, focusing on video storage, cloud-native orchestration, and support for optical tracking during race events. Responsibilities include managing hardware, ensuring system compatibility, and providing operational support.

The Engineer, Vehicle Systems supports NASCAR's vehicle systems department by using CAD tools for design tasks, developing quality control procedures, maintaining bill of materials, providing vendor support, composing reports, and delivering presentations. This role includes approximately 30% travel.

The Junior Integration Engineer at NASCAR supports the Competition group by monitoring critical systems, executing QA plans, managing incident tickets, and collaborating with various internal clients. The role requires travel to events and operates mainly during weekends and evenings. This entry-level position is crucial for ensuring the functionality of trackside operations and reporting on metrics for each event.

The Sr Manager, Partnership Sales at NASCAR is responsible for selling sponsorships and marketing assets. The role includes developing regional sales plans, ensuring exceptional experiences for sponsors, and maintaining a corporate customer database. A focus on collaboration with corporate sales managers and delivering on-site requirements during events is crucial.

The Account Executive in Group Sales at NASCAR is responsible for generating new sales revenue through prospecting, cold calling, and maintaining relationships with clients. This role involves setting appointments with decision-makers, managing client records in a CRM, and providing excellent customer service, with a focus on meeting sales goals and executing group sales events on race day.

The Engineer, Safety Systems develops and tests safety features for NASCAR vehicles by conducting mechanical operations, designing test methods, analyzing data, and collaborating on safety improvements. Responsibilities include conducting experiments, troubleshooting equipment, and supporting safety engineering projects, with occasional race weekend duties and approximately 30% travel.

The Group Sales Manager at NASCAR is responsible for leading and driving ticket revenue by building a sales team, establishing communication with group accounts, preparing reports, and executing group experiences during race weekends. They must also assist in training and coaching team members to meet sales goals and collaborate with various departments.

The Account Executive, Group Sales will be responsible for generating sales revenue through prospecting and cold calling, managing client relationships, setting appointments with decision-makers, and ensuring superior customer service. This role aims to exceed sales goals and implement new revenue-generating concepts while maintaining records in a CRM system.