The Everett AquaSox are looking for game day team members of all ages to fill a wide variety of positions for the 2026 season. Our goal is to provide affordable family entertainment and excellent customer service to every guest who walks through our gates. Do you have what it takes to help create the best fan experience in baseball? All those interested in working with the AquaSox this season must be at least 16 years old and able to work the majority of the AquaSox 66 home games.
We will be hosting a job fair at our administrative offices on the following dates:
Friday February 27th - 1:00 to 5:00
Saturday February 28th - 9:00 to 12:00
Positions Available: Guest Services / Fan Information, Fun Zone, Clean Team, Gates / Ticket Scanner, Parking Lot Attendant, Usher, Frog Shop / Souvenir Sales, Mascot, Grounds Crew, Frog Squad, Ticket Sellers
Day of Game Staff Orientation At The Ballpark: Saturday, March 28 - 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Professional Sports Catering, LLC (PSC) was founded in 2006 with the objective of focusing on the food service needs of today’s sophisticated minor league baseball franchises.
Their sole mission is to deliver a world-class food and beverage experience to minor league baseball fans while creating an unparalleled partnership with our teams. With over 29 ballparks at every level across the country, more minor league teams trust PSC to handle their food business and delight their fans than the next five largest concessionaires combined.
Positions Available: Food Runner, Cook, Bartender, Wait Staff, Warehouse Attendant, Concession Supervisor and more!
How to access your schedule and clock into your shift
- Log In with provided username and password
- Select Employee Portal
- Click Schedule on left hand side
- Check to see when you are working (may need to scroll through dates to see all shifts)
If you have any questions or concerns, please call the Front Office at 425-258-3673 or contact your supervisor directly.
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