4 jobs found in Washington, DC

The D.C. United Field Crew Operations team is looking for talented, hardworking undergraduate and graduate students aspiring to enter the professional sports industry to join us as interns for the summer semester of the 2026 season. Interns will have the opportunity to assist and learn about full- stadium operation and corporate/entertainment events throughout the duration of the internship, including but not limited to D.C. United matches, Washington Spirit matches, UFL games, and International Friendlies.   Field Crew Operations Interns will report directly to the Director of Grounds to assist and shadow day-to-day tasks of the club and support the full life cycle of various events during the internship. Audi Field internships are for college credit only. The internship allows individuals to gain valuable experience with a professional organization while getting exposure to working in an event and operations role.   Summer Internship: May 15, 2026 -...

Position Summary D.C. United is seeking hard-working, committed staff to assist with events in this part-time role for the 2026 season. The Event Operations staff are responsible for working soccer matches (MLS, NWSL, USL, International Friendlies, etc.), other sporting events (UFL, Congressional Sporting Events, etc.), as well as concerts, festivals, and corporate events hosted at Audi Field. This staff will work closely with the D.C. United Operations staff to fulfill these responsibilities and represent the club professionally on event days. This position is a part-time, event-based role and does not qualify for college credit.   Position Responsibilities Set-up/breakdown for all full-stadium events at Audi Field. Preparing stadium areas, including the field, gates, locker rooms, concourse, hospitality spaces, and other activation spaces on match days.  Operational oversight of Fan Experience Programs and participants in D.C. United match...

ABOUT OUR CLUB Philadelphia Union was awarded Major League Soccer’s 16th franchise in February 2008 and officially launched in May 2009. Owned and operated by Union Sports and Entertainment, the club began its inaugural season in 2010 and opened Subaru Park in June of that year. Located along the Delaware River at the base of the Commodore Barry Bridge, Subaru Park is a world-class, soccer-specific stadium with a capacity of 18,500—just 15 miles from downtown Philadelphia. Since its founding, the Union has built a strong competitive legacy. The club reached the finals of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in 2014, 2015, and 2018, and has consistently qualified for the MLS Cup Playoffs, including appearances in 2011, 2016, 2018 to 2023, and 2025. In 2020, the Union captured its first Supporters’ Shield, awarded to the team with the best regular season record, and repeated the achievement in 2025. The club made its debut in the CONCACAF Champions League in 2021...

Reporting organisationally to the FIFA26 Inc., Director of Infrastructure & Technical Services (INF & TCS) in the FIFA26 Headquarter, the Venue Infrastructure Manager will be a key member of the FWC26 Infrastructure & Technical Services team, and work in close collaboration with the whole sub-division.  The INF & TCS sub-division plays a key role in the planning and delivery of the following topics: Venue Design, Overlay, Power & HVAC, Lighting, Audio, Video, Water & Sewage, Containment, Health & Safety, Cleaning & Waste, Permitting, Setup and Dismantling Scheduling, Labour management, Heavy machinery and monitoring of Stadium construction, renovations and temporary installations.  THE POSITION The main responsibilities and oversights of the Venue Infrastructure Manager for the FIFA World Cup 2026 include:    Being the main representative and primary contact to the INF & TCS Sub-Division...