When most people think of working for the Toronto Maple Leafs, they likely think about all the cool perks that come with the job.<\/p>\n
The life of a professional sports player is one of travel, high-stakes opportunities, and, well, the shot at championship glory.<\/p>\n
But most people probably don\u2019t give much of a thought to who puts that all together behind the scenes, and we\u2019re not just talking about roster construction from the general manager<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re interested in working for a team like the Leafs, you won\u2019t exactly be able to send in a resume to land a top executive role and suddenly be making trades and signing free agents.<\/p>\n But you could play a small part in that, as per a vacant role.<\/p>\n What\u2019s the job posting with the Leafs?<\/p>\n The Leafs are currently hiring for an Administrative Assistant, Hockey Operations, with an active\u00a0job posting via MLSE<\/a>.<\/p>\n The role includes \u201ccomprehensive administrative support to Hockey Operations staff, including scheduling, travel coordination, and document preparation\u201d for all members of the organization.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re interested in coordinating team meetings, flights, hotel rooms on the road, and just about anything else you can think of, perhaps this is your pathway to working closely in hockey operations. While we can\u2019t exactly imagine that you\u2019ll get to send all your best trade proposals to general manager Brad Treliving, you\u2019ll have a closer link to Toronto\u2019s front office than most.<\/p>\n The role also suggests a \u201cminimum 3\u20135 years of administrative experience, preferably in sports, entertainment, or high-performance environments.\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s not the most\u00a0glamorous gig in the universe, but it\u2019s certainly a bit different than your average 9-to-5.<\/p>\n If this role isn\u2019t quite your scene, there are\u00a019 other MLSE jobs<\/a>\u00a0looking for new employees.<\/p>\n Note: There is no currently listed salary range for this role.<\/p>\n