About the role#
The Burlington Bees Baseball Association is hiring an Operations/Grounds Intern for the Summer 2027 season. This full-time position reports to the Head Groundskeeper and covers all aspects of stadium and field maintenance. You will work on-site in Burlington, Iowa, from mid-May through the first week of August.
What you'll do#
You will work to keep the playing surface safe and the stadium grounds groomed for fans. Your daily tasks include mowing, landscaping, facility and equipment maintenance, and organizing supplies. You will handle field preparation before games and perform maintenance during play. Beyond the field, you will assist the front office, help vendors with event setups, and execute nightly promotions or theme nights. You will also rotate through other departments, including concessions, ticket operations, souvenir sales, and social media marketing.
What you'll need#
We prefer candidates currently pursuing a degree in Turf Management, Sports Management, or a related field. We are looking for self-motivated people who want to apply their skills and knowledge to our team operations.
Location & details#
This role is based in Burlington, Iowa. The position is paid with a $200 monthly stipend. We provide housing in resident apartments at Southeastern Community College, including all utilities. You will receive a free meal during each home game and a membership to the local YMCA. Expect to work weekends and special events, with hours extending through the end of games on event days.
About Burlington Bees Baseball Association
The Burlington Bees Baseball Association operates as a Single-A Minor League baseball team. The organization is based in Burlington, Iowa, and serves as an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels. It competes in the Midwest League of the MiLB. With a small staff of five full-time employees, the team relies on interns and game day personnel to manage operations at Community Field.
How to get in at Burlington Bees Baseball Association
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