NBA Jobs
NBA jobs and careers span National Basketball Association franchises and the league office, from basketball operations and analytics to marketing, partnerships, and arena roles. This page lists the teams hiring now and their current openings, pulled directly from each club's career page and refreshed throughout the day.
National Basketball Association organizations
Every NBA organization we track. Open a team page for its live openings, ATS, and career-page link.
- Atlanta Hawks30 jobs
- Boston Celtics10 jobs
- Brooklyn Nets25 jobs
- Charlotte Hornets21 jobs
- Chicago Bulls3 jobs
- Cleveland Cavaliers20 jobs
- Dallas Mavericks4 jobs
- Detroit Pistons4 jobs
- Golden State Warriors11 jobs
- Houston Rockets9 jobs
- Indiana Pacers7 jobs
- Kroenke Sports (Nuggets/Avalanche/Rapids)48 jobs
- Los Angeles Clippers10 jobs
- Los Angeles Lakers4 jobs
- Memphis Grizzlies32 jobs
- Miami Heat23 jobs
- Milwaukee Bucks1 job
- Minnesota Timberwolves7 jobs
- Monumental Sports (Wizards/Capitals)20 jobs
- MSG Sports (Knicks/Rangers)9 jobs
- NBA League Office37 jobs
- New Orleans Saints/Pelicans10 jobs
- Oklahoma City Thunder2 jobs
- Orlando Magic17 jobs
- Philadelphia 76ers4 jobs
- Phoenix Suns27 jobs
- Portland Trail Blazers4 jobs
- Sacramento Kings2 jobs
- San Antonio Spurs21 jobs
- Toronto Raptors (MLSE)40 jobs
- Utah Jazz15 jobs
Latest NBA Jobs (showing 25 of 477)
Working in the NBA: basketball operations, business, and internships
There are 477 open NBA roles across 31 organizations.
The NBA is one of the most active hiring leagues in pro sports, and not only because of the teams. Many franchises sit inside larger sports and entertainment groups that run arenas, multiple teams, and live events, so a single employer can carry dozens of open roles across basketball, venue operations, marketing, and partnerships at once.
Basketball operations and analytics are the marquee tracks. Teams hire basketball analysts, data engineers, and research staff to support player evaluation, coaching, and strategy, and the bar on SQL, Python, and modeling keeps rising. The much larger share of openings is on the business side: ticket sales and service, premium and suites, partnership activation, content, and arena operations.
The NBA also runs one of the deepest internship pipelines in sports, and these cohorts are a genuine route to full time, especially in ticket sales, marketing, and game presentation. If you are breaking in, a sales or service associate role is the most reliable entry point and travels well to other teams later. Apply directly to each club and ownership group, where most of these jobs are posted first.