The update team is made up of 3 roles: Updater, Backup Updater, and Update Head. The updaters and backup updaters duties are the same. For each player they are updating, updaters are responsible for verifying all TPE claims made by the user which includes verifying the link submitted goes to the correct claim it says it does and verify that the TPE amount if correct as listed in the claim thread. They are also responsible for verifying the player can afford the upgrades listed in their current update post. Once all the values are verified, updaters then update the player's roster page values, update sheet values, and reply on the thread with the new total TPE and bank TPE values - or if anything is incorrect and needs fixing.

The primary difference between updaters and backup updaters is their assignments. Updaters are assigned one team and they are responsible for every update for that team until given a new assignment. If an updater is unable to perform their duty for the week, they post a backup request which backup updaters can claim and perform the updates for that team for the weekend.

The Update Head is responsible for tracking the completion of updates for all teams every week. If updates are not completed, the update head is responsible for finding coverage for those team to perform the updates and, if no-one is available, then covering themselves. Once all updates are complete for the weekend, the head is responsible for running an error checking script and relaying all errors to the updaters (or backups). In the offseason, the update head is also responsible for calculating and posting update team payouts and filling team vacancies and updating assignments.

Updaters can expect a base salary of $14m per season but they are penalized %1m for each update ($2m for missing regression week) and drop to $7m if more than 3 updates are missed. Backup Updaters make a base salary of $2m per season but for each backup they perform, they make $1.5m ($3m for regression week backup). If more than one update is performed in the same weekend, a $1m bonus is awarded per additional update (i.e. if a backup performs 3 updates in one weekend, they would make $6.5m that weekend - ((3*1.5m) + (2*1m))). Update Heads can expect to see a base salary of $15m per season. Updaters and Update Heads are eligible for backup pay and bonuses when they perform backups in addition to their normal assignment, but backup updaters get first priority to claim all available backup updates. Hiring for the update team occurs in the offseason and is dependent on users stepping down or removal.

Oh auditors. In short: "Auditors are your neighborhood bully's. They take you around the back of the bike sheds and steal your TPE". 

Realistically, the auditing team check all of the updates since the previous audit made and ensure that you have claimed the right amount of TPE, virtually double checking the updater's work. The auditor will run your build through the player builder tool to ensure it's legal as updater's may not always be right so they double check that everything is correct for players. Auditors have 6 weeks each of audits to get through which is roughly 6 players a week. If an auditor misses a week, backups are allowed to come in and sweep up any that are missed. Similar to the update team, the auditing team has an Audit Head, Auditor, and Backup Auditor. The Audit Head (like the Update Head) is in charge of paying out for the team and ensuring everyone gets audited in the allotted time. Auditors are paid $12m each season while Backup Auditors are paid $2m per week of ISFL audits or $3m per week of DSFL audits. The Audit Head is paid $15m each season, with similar responsibilities as the update head.

If you are interested in getting a league job, look at the job postings or ask around to see if a specific one is hiring that you think you'd be a good fit!

If anyone is on these teams and I got pay wrong, please let me know.