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*Part-time internship*
Job Summary:
As the Pro Sports Outlook (PSO) Sports Content Assistant, you’ll get hands-on experience bringing unique sports content to life, building your resume while helping build this exciting new sports digital media platform. You’ll work alongside the President of this growing company, learning real-life techniques to conduct research, apply your knowledge of sports in an informational, entertaining manner and have your work shown through multiple sports media channels.
The ideal candidate is a sports enthusiast, avid consumer of digital sports content, is organized, and has proficient proofreading skills. This is a great opportunity for individuals to advance their career in the sports industry as previous contributors have successfully landed positions at companies like NFL Films, NBC Sports, the Washington Nationals, University sports programs (Michigan, Georgia, JMU, etc.), Sports Betting platforms, radio stations, and more!
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Pro Sports Outlook (PSO) is a digital media tech company delivering exciting original content, top highlights, and valuable proprietary intel (i.e player grades, value ratings, future depth charts, etc.) in an easily consumable format, creating an enhanced online experience for fans to better understand and enjoy the game. This sports media startup is focused on establishing a dynamic, team-driven, exciting culture that enhances the way fans understand, consume, and enjoy sports on a daily basis.
Pro Sports Outlook, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, identity, disability, or protected veteran status. PSO fosters a business culture where ideas and decisions from all people will help us grow, innovate, and establish Pro Sports Outlook as one of the greatest sports content platforms in this rising digital era.
*You must be legal to work in the United States.*