MLS Analytics & Data Jobs
9 active roles across all MLS clubs
MLS clubs hire across every corner of the business — from first-team staff including coaches, scouts, sports scientists, and analysts, to front-office teams working in marketing, sponsorship, ticketing, technology, and community outreach. The league continues to grow rapidly, with clubs at all stages of development creating new roles each week.
Whether you're looking to work on the performance side or in a commercial or operational role, MLS organisations post a wide variety of opportunities. Browse by club or search the full list of active openings. Roles are updated daily.
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Eastern Conference
Atlanta United FC
Atlanta
Charlotte FC
Charlotte
Chicago Fire FC
Chicago
FC Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Columbus Crew
Columbus
D.C. United
Washington
CF Montréal
Montreal
Inter Miami CF
Fort Lauderdale
New England Revolution
Foxborough
New York City FC
New York
New York Red Bulls
Harrison
Orlando City SC
Orlando
Philadelphia Union
Chester
Nashville SC
Nashville
Toronto FC
Toronto
Western Conference
Austin FC
Austin
Colorado Rapids
Commerce City
FC Dallas
Frisco
Houston Dynamo FC
Houston
LA Galaxy
Carson
Los Angeles FC
Los Angeles
Minnesota United FC
Saint Paul
Portland Timbers
Portland
Real Salt Lake
Sandy
San Jose Earthquakes
San Jose
Seattle Sounders FC
Seattle
Sporting Kansas City
Kansas City
St. Louis City SC
St. Louis
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Vancouver
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All Active MLS Roles (9)
Frequently Asked Questions
What analytics jobs are available at MLS clubs?
MLS clubs hire for football operations analytics (player recruitment, match analysis, performance data), sports science, and commercial analytics (marketing, ticketing, revenue). Common titles include Data Analyst, Performance Analyst, Technical Scout, and Analytics Engineer.
How much do MLS analytics jobs pay?
Entry-level MLS analytics roles typically pay $50,000–$75,000. Mid-level positions earn $75,000–$110,000. Senior and director-level roles range from $110,000 to $200,000+. MLS club salaries vary widely by market — clubs in LA, New York, and Toronto generally pay more than smaller-market franchises.
What skills are needed for MLS analytics roles?
Football-specific analytics roles value Python or R, SQL, and experience with tracking and event data (Opta, StatsBomb, Wyscout). Video analysis skills and familiarity with tools like Hudl and SciSports are also valued. Business analytics roles prioritise SQL, Tableau or Power BI, and Excel.
How often are MLS jobs updated on this page?
MLS job listings on this page are updated daily. Roles are scraped directly from club career pages and aggregated job boards to ensure accuracy. New postings typically appear within 24 hours of going live on the club site.