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Job Description About Us Born in Australia, F45 Training was founded to offer consumers a practical, multi-disciplinary workout that integrated technology and community all in one place. Over a decade later, F45 is one of the world's fastest-growing fitness franchises that has proven to innovate, motivate, and produce results, with over 4,000 franchises sold in over 69 countries. Our mission is to create the world's greatest workout Our mission at F45 is to create the world’s greatest workout. This isn’t only about creating an unbelievable fitness experience—it’s about building a community and culture. As evidenced by HQ and every F45 studio around the world, culture isn’t just about appearance. It’s about our core beliefs, how we treat each other, how we make decisions, and most importantly, bringing a sense of fun and friendship to everything we do. Who We Are Each 45-minute session is backed by science and led by two certified coaches to create a tailored, connected experience in each class. At F45, we integrate the trifecta of science-based methodologies by incorporating HIIT (high-intensity interval training), circuit training, and functional training into every workout. Our customized fitness and lifestyle approach has established us as a global leader in functional fitness and sports science. In addition, we have set ourselves apart by integrating our innovation in health and wellness with the development of an integrated technology experience that measures performance and nutrition over time. What We Support F45 is committed to encouraging, facilitating, and upholding an environment centered on diversity, equity, and inclusion across all aspects of the brand. We embody and live our brand. We are natural team players who have big ideas. We know that a strong team is a diverse team, and we use diversity as a means to get creative and build a company that changes lives. Most importantly, at F45, we care about each other. We have fun, solve problems and hand out a ton of high-fives. An Overview of the Head Coach Role We are currently searching for a Head Coach (HC) with over two years of management experience. The position of Head Coach (HC) is the studio’s team leader in all manners of fitness. Alongside the Sales Manager, the Head Coach is responsible for driving all areas of the business with a special focus on growing the culture, community, and process of the fitness side of operations. The Head Coach will report to the Studio Manager. The Head Coach (HC) is responsible for leading the fitness team, providing education, and providing daily direction and development. Head Coaches ensure a consistent experience for F45 members by focusing on customer service, fitness leadership, and member sales and retention in partnership with Sales Manager. Candidates should possess strong communication, administrative, leadership, and customer service skills. As a Head Coach (HC), you will be responsible for assisting with member retention and satisfaction, developing a strong team of fitness coaches, and serving as a primary resource for all matters related to F45 within the studio. F45 coaches must hold an active CPR/AED Certification, Primary NCCA approved certification, and agree to continued education. Described here are the responsibilities and duties of this position, as well as some expectations of the Head Coach (HC). This list is not exhaustive, and additional responsibilities may be assigned as part of this position's responsibilities. • Scheduled Admin for One on One Time, Feedback, Consultations, • Coach at least 12 sessions per week, • Ensure compliance and adherence to F45 business policies in daily Athletic operations, • Responsible for delivery of the studio trial processes in conjunction with the Sales Manager (SM) hand off. These processes will include but are not limited to inbody scans, protocol reminders, and comprehensive planning sessions, and assisting in price presentations, • Facilitate frequent communication among all members of the team, • Coordinate with the Studio Manager (SM) to ensure proper communication between management and the coaching staff, • Weekly Updates: Key Performance Indicators (KPI), Studio Announcements, Coaches Announcements, Schedule Changes, • Monthly Updates: Prior Month Performance, Events, Webinars, Development, Evaluations, Studio Changes, Phase Roll Outs, Meetings, • As a Head Coach (HC) you must lead by example and conduct frequent facility walk-throughs (after sessions daily and with Studio Manager weekly) to ensure quality facility care and staff responsibility. Including: Equipment/Facility Logging and Audits., • Demonstrate self-involvement in all studio activities (taking multiple coaches' sessions, events, socials, celebrations, theme-days, etc), • Maintain and Grow Studio Workout Traffic, Usage, and Class Utilization. In conjunction with the Sales Manager (SM), meet and assess Key Performance Indicators (weekly)., • Must be available in case of a studio emergency; manage substitutions. Including substitution management requests, • Schedule and plan leadership meetings with the Studio Manager (SM)., • Meet weekly with Sales Manager and Studio Manager to discuss studio performance, sales, and operations, • Review month-to-date analysis: conversions, updates, and events, and discuss staff development opportunities at all staff meetings. Review and Discuss: feedback on sales, trial process, class experience, conversions, subs, time off requests, recruiting, and onboarding, • Coordinate local partnerships strategy with Sales Manager for the studio, adjusting as necessary., • Plan and Execute: Coordination and Planning of: Challenges, Playoffs, Specialty and Signature Workout Programming, • The Head Coach (HC) is in charge of athletic audits, incident reports, performance reviews, and essential documentation. This includes management of coach certifications, CPR/AED, and ensuring all records are up-to-date, valid, and updated in F45 Playbook/Academy, • Member and Staff Relations: Work in tandem with the Studio Manager (SM) on Conflict Resolution, • Initiate, and conduct recruiting efforts for coaches: includes screening, outreach, and interviews, • Assist in marketing aspects with the Sales Manager. Including: partnerships, outreach, events, and business to business outreach, • Responsible for follow-up communication with the new, current, and former F45 members; includes low usage and at-risk members, • Empower and educate members with a clear understanding of our F45 Methodology and Athletic Programming, • Educate and develop the athletics coaching team through approved training curriculum, • Monitor member satisfaction to ensure a consistently evolving world-class fitness experience, • Manage the studios’ athletics staff using the F45 Methodology and Athletic Programming, • Mindbody Reporting and Scheduling: Ensuring proper documentation of notes, injuries, staff alerts, and class scheduling Culture that Crushes It F45 Training is a global fitness community specializing in innovative, high-intensity group workouts that are fast, fun, and results-driven. F45's continued success depends on the establishment of educational standards for our Coaches. The presence of the highest caliber of fitness professionals among our coaches is crucial to ensuring that members receive a team training, coach-inspired experience at the studio consistently. In addition to providing fitness services, F45 Training strives to educate, motivate, and connect its members emotionally so that they can live their most functional lives. A selection of NCCA-accredited certifications plays an integral role in providing our coaches with the foundational knowledge to facilitate the growth and development of our mission. Accredited NCCA certifications provide a solid foundation for safe exercise participation, anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and coaching. Obtaining this credential will enable us to continue adding value as the gold standard in franchise fitness and functional team training. Must hold/maintain the following credentials: CPR/AED Certification, ONE NCCA Approved Primary Certification, F45 Trainer Certification. The following national certifying agencies we accept include ACE, AFAA, ISSA, NFPT, AFPA, ACSM, NASM, NCSF, and NSCA.NCCA Preferred Certification: *CPT (Certified Personal Trainer), GFI (Group Fitness Instructor), GEI (Group Exercise Instructor)NCCA Acceptable Certifications: CSCC Strength and Conditioning Coach, CEP (Certified Exercise Physiologist), CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist). A college degree in an exercise science-related field or any field does NOT exempt a coach or coach candidate from obtaining one of the required certifications. Furthermore, the fitness industry undergoes significant changes every year, and continuing education is a requirement for our professional coaches to ensure that they meet the industry's highest standards. Since college degrees do not require a recertification process or have an expiration date, F45 requires coaches to obtain an active NCCA Certification. A college degree in a fitness-related field is desirable, but not necessary for employment as a F45 coach. Compensation: $40,000-$60,000 Company Benefits & Perks: • Complimentary F45 Membership, • Fitness casual dress-code, • Paid Time Off, • Ongoing fitness and sales training development By applying to this job, you agree to receive periodic text messages from this employer and Homebase about your pending job application. Opt out anytime. Msg & data rates may apply. Powered by Homebase. Free employee scheduling, time clock and hiring tools.

Job DescriptionGraduate Conservation Summer Internship We Are Committed to an Inclusive Workplace At the Philadelphia Art Museum, we actively seek to employ a diverse group of people who embody our organizational values. We welcome and encourage individuals of all backgrounds to apply, especially those from marginalized and underrepresented groups in the museum field, who are inspired by our shared purpose and enjoy working collaboratively with others. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, ancestry, citizenship or immigration status, color, disability, ethnicity, familial status, gender identity and/or expression, genetic information, marital status, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other protected status. How You Will Contribute The Philadelphia Art Museum is welcoming applications for an eight-week graduate conservation summer internship, starting June 15, 2026 and ending August 14, 2026. The internship is for students who have successfully completed one to two years of graduate studies in art conservation. The internship provides practical work experience to develop and augment knowledge and skills through the mentorship and experience of committed museum conservators and through the exceptional collections of the Philadelphia Art Museum. The intern is placed within the department in their area of specialization (Objects; Furniture and Woodwork; Costume and Textiles; Paper; Paintings; Scientific Research). Assigned projects are based on the care, preservation, exhibition, research and conservation needs of the Art Museum collections, structured for completion within the eight-week internship, and developed with respect for the career development of the individual. The summer intern may carry out examination, technical study, documentation, and treatment of works of art, or participate in preventive care of the permanent collection. Specifically, you will: • Examine, document, conduct research, and perform treatment in area of specialization and as directed by supervising conservator, • Carry out research on materials, treatments, history, and cultural context for artworks in the museum collections., • Participate in ongoing preservation activities to support preventive care for works of art on display and in storage., • Support lab functioning and maintenance, including routine maintenance of workspaces, supplies, and equipment., • Perform other duties as assigned. Your background and experience include: • Current enrollment in graduate studies (Master of Arts; Master of Science) in a recognized Art Conservation training program., • Successful completion of one or two years of graduate studies in art conservation, • Demonstrated visual, manual, and scholarly aptitude., • Demonstrated proficiency in English language skills (written and spoken), • Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively. Position and Compensation Details • The stipend for this position is $4000., • This position is 35 hours per week., • This position reports to the senior conservator in area of specialization., • The stipend is for an eight-week period (June 15, 2026 to August 14, 2026)., • Physical requirements:, • Able to remain stationary for extended periods of time, to utilize computers and other office equipment required of this job, to perform physically administrative duties in a typical interior office environment, gallery, or exhibit space, and to access most public and staff areas of the museum campus, • Able to regularly set up, adjust, and operate a computer/keyboard and other office equipment used to generate documents/transmit data., • Able to work routinely on ladders or lifts with appropriate training, • Able to move up to 20 pounds., • Background check required. Consideration of the background check will be tailored to the requirements of the job. Institutional Requirements • Upholds the professional standards of the field, always acts in a manner that is consistent with the best interests of the museum and protects and enhances its reputation and standing within the community of museums., • Adheres to the museum’s code of ethics and Employee Handbook and avoids any real or perceived conflicts of interest., • Shows respect for co-workers and visitors and an understanding of and appreciation for the diversity of the museum’s staff, volunteers, and audiences., • Maintains confidentiality., • Adheres to all museum protocols, procedures, rules, and policies. Application Timeline The deadline to apply is February 15, 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Please include the following with your application: • Cover letter/Statement of interest and area of specialization, • Resume What We Offer Our employees are at the center of the museum. As an employee, you will have access to numerous museum perks including, but not limited to: • Free general admission to the museum for you and your immediate family, • Discounted guest tickets for admission, • Discounts on gift memberships, • Special staff tours and presentations from our curatorial and conservation teams, • Discounts at the museum restaurant, museum cafés, and museum retail and online stores *Eligibility for certain benefits is based on a variety of factors including the employee’s regular schedule and tenure. Powered by JazzHR CZ0AWGMC7X

Job Description CLS offers a rich and exciting summer internship experience for 15-20 law students who have completed their first or second year of law school. Our law students receive exceptional training and the opportunity to work with some of the most talented legal minds in civil legal services. All CLS interns will have the opportunity to work directly with clients, engage with the communities we serve, and contribute to systemic advocacy efforts to advance economic and racial equity. Interns are placed into one of our legal units: Health and Independence, SSI, Housing, Home Ownership and Consumer Rights, Family Advocacy, Energy and Utilities, Employment, Youth Justice Project, Medical Legal Partnership. CLS welcomes applicants of all backgrounds to apply and strongly encourages law students from diverse backgrounds to apply for our internship. CLS invites all applicants to include in their cover letter a statement about how your unique background and/or experiences would motivate you to work toward CLS’s mission and would contribute to the vitality and perspective of our organization. To apply, please submit the following materials through our website. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. ( ) * Resume * Cover letter addressing interest and experience in public interest and poverty law/racial justice advocacy * Law school transcript * List of three (3) references (at least one academic reference and at least one professional reference) Please either submit an application on our website OR via a hiring fair (like PIPS, GPALS, etc.). Please do not submit your application on our website if you are already scheduled to interview via a hiring fair or waiting for a hiring fair selection. If you do not get an interview slot with us at a hiring fair, you can then submit an application through our website. Undergraduate students, law students interested in fall/spring internships, or any other employment inquiries should be directed to our HR department via Shaneika Patterson at and/or Crystal Stackhouse at . Frequently Asked Questions What are the dates of the Summer 2026 internship? Are those dates flexible? The internship is a 10-week program from Monday, June 1, 2026, to Friday, August 7, 2026. Students are generally allowed reasonable flexibility for family or other obligations, so long as they complete the ten-week program and are compliant with the terms of any work study or other external funding they receive. There is a week of mandatory orientation the week of June 1-5, 2026. Is the internship funded? Generally the internship is unpaid. However, 3 fellowship stipends are available and awarded on a rolling basis. Please see below for more information. We are also happy to support any requirements for work study or other external funding sources, like Equal Justice America. What are the work hours? What are the in-person requirements? CLS operates Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Staff are expected to work in-person 2 days per week; however, students are encouraged to be in person more frequently as needed and to get the most out of their summer. Do I get to choose which unit I work with? Can I work across multiple units? Unit placements are assigned when we have filled our full class of interns – usually in April. When students accept their internship, they rank their top 3 units. With rare exceptions, we are able to place students in one of their top 3 choices but cannot guarantee placement in any unit. Students are encouraged to staff CLS clinics for other units and can shadow another unit if they express an interest, but are generally assigned to one unit for the entirety of their summer work. What if I want to work in the Housing Unit? Our housing unit prioritizes 2L students, especially from Philadelphia-area law schools. We encourage housing-focused students to apply for their 2L summer! What if I am not a law student? What if I am a law student and would like to intern during the fall or spring semester? Please contact our HR department by emailing Shaneika Patterson at and/or Crystal Stackhouse at . Additional Fellowship Application The Amber Racine and Senator Roxanne Jones Fellowships are available on a competitive basis to 3 law students with financial need from underrepresented groups based on race, color, religious creed, ancestry, age, sex (including sex assigned at birth, gender identity or expression and sexual orientation), national origin, or disability. The recipient of each Fellowship receives a financial award of $5,000 and mentorship support to enable future leaders in public interest law to spend their summer interning at CLS. Eligible law students should apply for the Fellowships when they submit their application for CLS’s summer internship. Fellowship selection will take place on a rolling basis, so students are encouraged to apply early. To be considered for the Fellowships, please submit an additional one (1) to three (3) page personal statement with the following information: * Background: Tell us about yourself and how your background played a role in informing your decision to attend law school and pursue a career in public interest * Your accomplishments and achievements in work, life, school and your community * Demonstrated commitment to public interest work and serving the needs of underserved communities * Special circumstances establishing your financial need * Your future goals and dedication to a career in public interest legal services * All other funding sources applied for and status of each * Any other information you think the Selection Committee may deem relevant that you would like us to take into consideration If you have questions about summer law student internships, please reach out to Gillian Schaps and/or Lauren Davis, Co-Chairs of the Law Student Hiring Committee. or Powered by JazzHR lR3c8Pfkvx

Job DescriptionOverview FIRE’s 10-week, paid summer internship offers undergraduate students a hands-on opportunity to defend civil liberties on campuses nationwide. As part of our broader mission to educate and empower the next generation of First Amendment advocates, interns gain real-world experience, individualized mentorship, and the chance to contribute meaningfully to FIRE’s work protecting student rights. FIRE interns do substantive work and participate in weekly seminars with FIRE staff and other experts on freedom of expression, due process, and much more. Interns will work at FIRE’s downtown Philadelphia office. The 2026 program will run from June 2–August 7, and interns will receive a stipend of $6,400. The internship application process opens on September 1, 2025 and will close on Sunday, February 15th, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (ET). Qualifications and Responsibilities FIRE is seeking passionate, team-oriented, and driven undergraduates (rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors) attending colleges and universities in the United States who are looking to engage in free speech activism on campus. Ideal candidates are responsible, focused, and organized; have a passion for civil liberties; and have a history of taking action in support of causes they believe in. All interns are expected to demonstrate excellent research, writing, and communication skills. The ability to work under pressure and a sense of humor are also important. FIRE interns: • Work closely with our student development, defense, policy reform, legislation, development, and media teams to assist with research and administrative projects., • Assist with the planning and execution of the FIRE Student Network Summer Conference, taking place on July 17–19, 2026 in Philadelphia, and lead educational and interactive sessions for conference attendees., • Assist with the planning and execution of the Free Speech Forum in late June, FIRE's immersive week-long summer camp for high school students., • Serve as a residential counselor during the Free Speech Forum, providing supervision, mentorship, and facilitation of educational activities centered on free speech., • Have the opportunity to contribute to FIRE’s Newsdesk. The Summer 2026 internship application will close on Sunday, February 15th, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (ET). Applicants are considered and accepted on a rolling basis. Each year, FIRE receives hundreds of applications for a limited number of internship positions. Given the highly competitive nature of the program, we strongly recommend that applicants submit their materials as early as possible. FAQs 1. What does an average day in the life of a FIRE intern look like? Interns typically start the day by catching up on and discussing recent news. Throughout the day, interns collaborate with various FIRE staffers in helping to support FIRE’s multifaceted response to breaking news and our ongoing defense of free speech. Interns work both individually and in teams, and are involved in a variety of functions. This includes everything from development and conference planning to education and outreach. Interns also take part in a number of educational sessions with FIRE’s staff and visiting free speech experts. 2. Is the FIRE internship open to high school students, graduate students, law students, or international students? No. At this time, the internship is only open to undergraduate students (rising sophomores, juniors and seniors) studying at institutions in the United States. For more information about other opportunities at FIRE, please visit our jobs page. 3. Will FIRE provide housing? No, housing and transportation are the responsibility of individual interns. The FIRE office is centrally located in Philadelphia and offers an array of nearby affordable housing and transportation options. Interns have often used sublet Facebook groups to find housing for the summer. 4. Can I complete the internship remotely or as a hybrid? There is not an option to complete the program remotely or as a hybrid program. 5. What are the required hours? The FIRE internship requires a full-time commitment of 40 hours per week. Our office hours are Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Interns must work the entire 10-week term. 6.) Are the start and end dates flexible? Interns must work the entire 10-week term, and we cannot accommodate adjustments to the start and end dates. This is because the cohort dynamic is critical to the success of the program — we want all interns to start and finish together as a group. We also do not allow time off or vacations during the summer session, as the program has a robust calendar of speakers, events, and professional development opportunities. Every week is packed with valuable experiences, and we want all interns to get the full benefit of the program. 7.) Is previous camp counselor experience a requirement to be selected for the internship? No! Previous experience is not required to be selected for the summer internship. However, past experience as a camp counselor or equivalent position is seen as a positive. We encourage all interested in the summer internship to apply regardless of your previous camp counselor experience. 8.) What are the benefits of applying early? We typically hire only 8–12 undergraduate interns but receive nearly 500 applications each year. Submitting your application early ensures that your materials are reviewed before the majority of spots are filled. In fact, by the end of January, roughly 70% of our intern class is already selected. Don’t wait—apply early to maximize your chances of securing a spot. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States. FIRE is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law. As part of FIRE's hiring process, all candidates receiving a conditional offer of employment will be required to undergo a background check as permitted by and in compliance with federal, state and local law. Powered by JazzHR 91l7lbrN77

Job DescriptionSeer Interactive is a digital marketing consultancy that harnesses compassion, data, technology, and AI to make a mark on our communities—our coworkers, our clients, our industry, and our neighbors. We relentlessly pursue (and share) the truth, bringing together millions of data points from quantitative and qualitative sources, enhanced by responsible, human-centered AI. Our purpose is to unlock potential across these communities, envisioning a world where doing the right thing is intuitive and informed. At Seer, we see AI as a catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and creativity. Regardless of your division or discipline, leveraging AI is a core part of how we deliver smarter, faster, and more strategic outcomes for our clients. Our AI Council drives company-wide integration by focusing on education, purposeful implementation, and continuous learning — ensuring that AI is embedded in how we think, operate, and grow. If you’re ready to uplift others, challenge your ego, commit to the truth, and be better than yesterday—keep reading. Seer is a remote-first agency and a Certified B-Corp, with team members across the country. If an office environment is more your style, this position can also sit in our HQ office in Philadelphia. We can only consider candidates based in the US who can work continental US-based hours. We’re looking for a junior-level contractor or intern to join our marketing team on a flexible, part-time basis. This is a hands-on coordination role — perfect for someone early in their career who is eager to learn, hungry for experience, and excited to learn more about the future of AI + marketing. You don’t need to know all the tools today. What matters most is curiosity and the drive to learn and grow. This is an opportunity to work closely with Wil Reynolds (CEO & founder), who’s been at the forefront of SEO, and now AI and digital marketing, as well as a marketing team focused on growth and innovation. You’ll be supporting both Wil and the broader team across public speaking, content production, experimentation, and executive marketing initiatives. This position is a hybrid role out of our Philadelphia, PA office. Candidates must be available to come into the office on a regular basis. What You'll Do:Executive Marketing Production & Thought Leadership • Help prepare presentations and webinars, • Edit video clips for social and YouTube using Descript or equivalent, • Use AI tools to analyze content performance and identify experimentation opportunitiesContent, Creative & Publishing, • Use Canva, Figma, or similar tools to create and edit graphics for blogs, social media, and events, • Format, schedule, and publish blog posts in line with brand standards, • Refresh and update website elements (bios, CTAs, event landing pages) on a regular cadence, • Support email nurture execution, • Design and support slides for speaking sessions, webinars, and client-facing presentationsEvents & Campaign Support, • Build landing pages and creative assets for webinars and events, • Support workflows and distribution for campaigns and post-event materials, • Help run social media campaigns (posting, scheduling, testing), • Support marketing tests and experimentsWhat We’re Looking For, • A desire to learn and grow in marketing and AI, • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, • Ability to juggle multiple projects and follow through on deadlines, • Comfort diving into new tools (we’ll help!), • A collaborative mindset and willingness to pitch in where neededPosition Logistics, • This role is flexible with scheduling and will require ~30 hours per week #LI-Remote We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.

Administrative Assistant- Application Support. An organized and diligent job-seeker is needed for the Administrative Assistant opportunity with our company! As the Administrative Assistant, you will be responsible for assisting employees with all application issues/requests as well as providing cler