Job Application for Intern, Spring Training Gameday Operations at Athletics

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Position:	Intern, Spring Training Gameday Operations
Department:	Spring Training Business Operations
Reporting Manager:	Director, Spring Training Business Operations
Status:	Part-Time, Seasonal
Job Classification:	Non-Exempt
Location:	Mesa, AZ

About the A's:

The A's are a baseball team founded in 1901. They have a rich history, having won nine World Series championships and 15 American League pennants. The A's are known for pioneering the "Moneyball" approach to team-building, which focuses on using statistical analysis to identify undervalued players.

In addition to their success on the field, the A's also have a positive and dynamic work culture. They have been recognized twice as the Front Office Sports, Best Employers in Sports.

The A’s are defined by their core pillars of being Dynamic, Innovative, and Inclusive. Working for the A's offers the opportunity to be part of an innovative organization that values its employees and strives to create a positive work environment.

Description:

Are you a dynamic and self-motivated individual that thrives in a fast-paced environment? Are you interested in pursuing a career in the sports or entertainment industry? Do you have a passion for Major League Baseball?

The Athletics have a renowned Internship program and we are looking for interns for upcoming Spring Training! Spring Training Gameday Operations Interns will act as liaisons between the Athletics client relations unit and Athletics fans at every Athletics home game inside the gates of Hohokam Stadium.

Responsibilities:

Support Spring Training stadium operations, including game day set up, in-game operations, and post-game reset
Interact with fans throughout the stadium, assist with needs and resolve day-of-game concerns
Collaborate with other departments such as sales, marketing, fan experience, event management, and ticket operations to provide excellent customer service
Coordinate inventory and delivery of promotional items to the correct distribution points, like stadium entrances
Orchestrate in-venue promotions and game-day activities to enhance excitement and fan participation
Other duties as assigned

Qualifications/Requirements:

Must be enrolled in either an undergraduate or graduate college or university program or have graduated within the past 6 months
Exhibit a service mindset with excellent verbal and interpersonal skills and the ability to take initiative to provide solutions
Friendly, approachable and eager to learn!
Strong attention to detail in a fast paced work environment
Team oriented attitude with a “can do” service focus
Ability to demonstrate professionalism and maturity when responding to staff and fans
Must be able to work non-traditional hours for all fourteen (14) 2026 Athletics Spring Training home games (dates to follow) in addition to some pre-season preparation and post-season wrap-up days
Ability to safely lift equipment up to 25 pounds
Ability to stand for extended periods of time
Previous experience working in events and in a customer relations role is a plus

The A’s Diversity Statement:

Diversity Statement Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion are in our organizational DNA. Our commitment to these values is unwavering – on and off the field. Together, we continue to build an inclusive, innovative, and dynamic culture that encourages, supports, and celebrates belonging and amplifies diverse voices. Combining a collaborative and innovative work environment with talented and diverse team members, we've created a workforce in which every team member has the tools to reach their full potential.

Equal Opportunity Consideration:

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, gender identity, marital or veteran status, or any other protected class.

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