NWSL Jobs

Working in the NWSL: a league adding clubs and front office jobs

There are 49 open NWSL roles across 11 organizations.

The NWSL is expanding, and its hiring shows it. A new club builds a front office from nothing, and established clubs are adding staff as attendance, media deals, and club facilities grow. That means openings at every level, including many coordinator and manager roles.

Most roles are on the business side: ticket sales and membership, corporate partnerships, marketing, content and social, community relations, and matchday operations. Soccer operations, performance, and medical staff are smaller groups at each club. Front offices are leaner than in the men's leagues, so one role often covers more ground, which is useful experience early in a career.

Some NWSL clubs share a front office with an MLS club, and those roles can be listed under the MLS club instead. Realistic entry points are sales and service roles, matchday and seasonal positions, and club internships. Real knowledge of the women's game and of a club's supporters stands out. Apply directly to each club and the league office, where these roles post first.

Frequently asked questions

What jobs do NWSL clubs hire for?

Mostly business roles: ticket sales and membership, corporate partnerships, marketing, content, community relations, and matchday operations, plus smaller soccer operations, performance, and medical staffs.

Is the NWSL a good league for job seekers?

It is adding clubs, and each new club hires a full front office. Established clubs are adding staff too, so openings appear at the coordinator and manager level as well as in leadership.

Where are NWSL jobs posted?

On each club's own careers page and the league office's. Clubs that share a front office with an MLS club sometimes post under that club. This page pulls the openings together and updates daily.