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MLB Jobs and Baseball Internships
Major League Baseball (MLB) is the regulatory body governing the National League and the American League for this professional-level sport.
The baseball season runs from the beginning of April to the beginning of October each year. Playoffs mean that fans of the sport can enjoy the action until late October or even into November, depending on how the schedule is determined.
Working for Major League Baseball
Careers in baseball include positions in the Commissioner's office, as well as opportunities with MLB Advanced Media, L.P. (MLBAM). The latter company is responsible for managing the official MLB web site, as well as individual web sites for each of the clubs that make up the League. MLBAM also distributes online streaming audio and video of all games played during the regular season, up to the final game of the World Series. The MLB Network broadcasts live games, highlights and other visual content to approximately 53 million households in the United States.
Employees are entitled to participate in a benefits plan that includes the following:
- 401(k) Plan
- AD&D Insurance
- Basic Life Insurance
- Civil Union/Domestic Partner Benefits
- College Savings and Investment Plan
- Commuter Benefits Program
- Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage
- Employee Partner Discounts
- Health and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
- Health Club Discounts
- MLB.com Discounts (MLB.com Shop, MLB.TV)
- On-site Fitness Facility (Secaucus, NJ location only)
- Paid Time Off
- Supplemental Life Insurance
- Short and Long-Term Disability
Types of Jobs Available at Major League Baseball
The following are examples of job titles that may be available at Major League Baseball:
Director, National Sales
Java Mobile Applications Developer
Mobile Interface Engineer
Senior Administrative Assistant
Senior Manager, Partnership Marketing
Technical Project Manager
Major League Baseball Internships
MLB offers several internships to college students in various work locations. Examples of titles are as follows:
- Broadcast Engineer Intern
- Information Technology Intern
- Spring Intern - Office of the Commissioner
How to Apply for an Internship or a Job with Major League Baseball
All open opportunities for employment, including internships, are posted on the Careers page of the MLB web site. Job seekers can search by job category, job type or keyword. Clicking on a job title in the search results reveals the qualification the League is looking for. Candidates can then fill out an online profile and upload a resume for consideration by League hiring staff.
