Spring 2027
Ticket & Fan Services Intern
Posted on 9/9/2026
Philadelphia Eagles
1,001-5,000 employees
NFL team with multi-channel revenue streams
No salary listed
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Remote
Requires weekday full-time availability plus evenings, weekends, and holidays for events.
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- Must be able to receive academic credit from a college or university.
- Must have full-time availability Monday through Friday between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
- Must be available to work evenings, weekend events, and holidays when necessary.
- Customer service experience.
- Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
- Assist with incoming calls and emails to the Ticket Office and assist visitors at ticket windows during the week and on event days.
- Manage and maintain customer and season ticket member accounts.
- Learn and use the Archtics ticketing system for account updates and management.
- Assist with data entry, including SBL information, customer information, and financial information.
- Assist ticket managers with non-Eagles events, including event setup, ticket onsales, and distribution.
- Respond to fan suggestions, questions, complaints, and comments via phone and email.
- Assist in operational support of Guest Services locations.
- Support the lost and found program, including logging, returning, and donating items.
- Work all exclusive Season Ticket Member events, Eagles games, and other special events held at Lincoln Financial Field.
- Assist staff within the Ticket Operations, Fan Services, and Season Ticket Member Experience Departments with day-to-day operations.
- Serve as front desk support at the Jefferson Health Complex by welcoming visitors, coordinating visitor sign-ins, and handling incoming calls to the front office.
- Assist with day-to-day Game Day Staff communication via phone and email.
- Analyze employee feedback to identify areas of improvement.
- Become proficient in the ABI MasterMind program and assist in updating event schedules and employee files for Game Day Staff.
- Assist with event-day preparation, including organizing materials, equipment, and uniforms.
- Assist with the Lincoln Financial Field Linc Legends Incentive Program.
- Support planning, logistics, and execution of Game Day Staff hiring, trainings, appreciation days, and the postseason party.
- Work all events at Lincoln Financial Field and Game Day Staff-related events.
The Philadelphia Eagles are a professional American football team in Philadelphia, competing in the NFL's NFC East. They generate revenue from home-game ticket sales at Lincoln Financial Field, merchandise, broadcasting rights, sponsorships, and digital content such as podcasts and video series. Their products include game tickets, team merchandise, and media content like Journey to the Draft, Eagle Eye in the Sky, Feeding the Birds, and Eagles Insider Podcast, which drive fan engagement and advertising opportunities. The team differentiates itself through a strong, loyal fan base, a well-known brand, and a multi-channel approach that blends live sports, entertainment, and media to monetize fans beyond game days. Their goal is to compete at the highest level on the field while expanding revenue streams and maintaining a vibrant connection with fans and the local community.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$664M
Headquarters
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Founded
1933
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Wipfli renewed its Eagles accounting partnership in March 2026, confirming commercial trust.
- Audacy’s September 2026 Radiothon and Firstrust sponsorship keep premium partners engaged.
- Adam Berry’s April 2026 promotion rewards a data-driven executive pipeline after Goldman Sachs and Princeton.
What critics are saying
- Sean Mannion becomes the fifth offensive coordinator in five seasons, signaling chronic instability.
- The Eagles’ January 2026 wild-card exit exposed an offense that ranked 24th in yardage.
- Twenty football-operations changes in May 2026 create execution risk across scouting and medicine.
What makes Philadelphia Eagles unique
- Jeffrey Lurie’s Eagles pair analytics-heavy roster building with aggressive leadership promotions in 2026.
- Adam Berry and Joe Douglas strengthen a front office built for cap discipline.
- Eagles Autism Foundation and Eagles Radiothon turn fan passion into recurring community-scale fundraising.
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Mental Health Support
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Paid Holidays
401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
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