MLS Jobs
MLS jobs and careers span Major League Soccer clubs and the league office, from soccer operations and analytics to marketing, academy, and matchday roles. This page lists the clubs hiring now and their current openings, pulled directly from each team's career page and refreshed throughout the day.
Major League Soccer organizations
Every MLS organization we track. Open a team page for its live openings, ATS, and career-page link.
- Atlanta Falcons / United16 jobs
- CF Montréal5 jobs
- Charlotte FC16 jobs
- Chicago Fire FC6 jobs
- Columbus Crew4 jobs
- D.C. United13 jobs
- FC Cincinnati18 jobs
- FC Dallas4 jobs
- Houston Dynamo FC10 jobs
- Inter Miami CF14 jobs
- Kroenke Sports (Nuggets/Avalanche/Rapids)48 jobs
- LA Galaxy14 jobs
- LAFC15 jobs
- Minnesota United FC5 jobs
- MLS League Office22 jobs
- Nashville SC17 jobs
- New England Patriots / Revolution56 jobs
- New York City FC1 job
- New York Red Bulls15 jobs
- Orlando City SC6 jobs
- Philadelphia Union13 jobs
- Portland Timbers3 jobs
- Real Salt Lake8 jobs
- San Diego FC13 jobs
- San Jose Earthquakes2 jobs
- Seattle Sounders FC13 jobs
- Sporting Kansas City8 jobs
- St. Louis City SC4 jobs
- Toronto Raptors (MLSE)40 jobs
- Vancouver Whitecaps FC5 jobs
Latest MLS Jobs (showing 25 of 414)
Working in MLS: a growing league and where the jobs are
There are 414 open MLS roles across 30 organizations.
MLS is the fastest-growing league in North American sports, and its hiring reflects that: new clubs, new stadiums, and expanding front offices mean a steady stream of openings, many at the entry and coordinator level where a league this young still has room to grow.
The bulk of roles are commercial and operational: ticket sales and membership, corporate partnerships, marketing, content, matchday and stadium operations, and community work. Soccer operations, analytics, and academy roles exist at every club, and the academy and player-development side is a distinctive MLS path with no real equivalent in the other leagues. Analytics is growing but still leaner than MLB or the NBA, which can make it easier to get a first look.
Many MLS clubs share ownership with an NFL, NBA, or NHL team, so a business role with one organization can travel across the group. Realistic entry points are sales and service associate roles, matchday and seasonal positions, and club internships. Bilingual candidates and anyone with genuine soccer knowledge stand out. Apply directly to each club and the league office, where these roles post first.