NBC Sports, or NBCS, is a broadcast media company and a division of NBCUniversal. As an employer, NBC Sports offers job opportunities in a number of leagues, including professional baseball, football, basketball, and hockey, as well as in wide-ranging career fields. For job seekers looking for work-life balance in their careers, NBC Sports has offered flexible jobs in the past.

First established in New York, New York, NBC Sports is now headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut. The sports network's history dates back to May 1939 when New York's W2XBS, an experimental TV station that later became WNBC-TV, aired an intercollegiate baseball game between Princeton and Columbia University. After World War II, sporting events had become a staple of the NBC network, after which it televised the Army-Navy Game in 1945, the Cavalcade of Sports anthology program, and Friday night boxing matches. After airing two games in the 1947 World Series, NBC Sports became its exclusive broadcaster in 1950, a contract that lasted more than 25 years. Today, NBC Sports televises NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, soccer, and Olympic games, as well as horse-racing, golf, rugby, boxing, dog shows, sailing, and more.

NBC Sports, or NBCS, is a broadcast media company and a division of NBCUniversal. As an employer, NBC Sports offers job opportunities in a number of leagues, including professional baseball, football, basketball, and hockey, as well as in wide-ranging career fields. For job seekers looking for work-life balance in their careers, NBC Sports has offered flexible jobs in the past.

First established in New York, New York, NBC Sports is now headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut. The sports network's history dates back to May 1939 when New York's W2XBS, an experimental TV station that later became WNBC-TV, aired an intercollegiate baseball game between Princeton and Columbia University. After World War II, sporting events had become a staple of the NBC network, after which it televised the Army-Navy Game in 1945, the Cavalcade of Sports anthology program, and Friday night boxing matches. After airing two games in the 1947 World Series, NBC Sports became its exclusive broadcaster in 1950, a contract that lasted more than 25 years. Today, NBC Sports televises NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, soccer, and Olympic games, as well as horse-racing, golf, rugby, boxing, dog shows, sailing, and more.