Position Summary: The Strength & Conditioning Intern supports the Athletic Performance Department in developing the physical qualities of student-athletes across multiple sports. Working alongside experienced S&C coaches, the intern gains hands-on experience coaching in a high-performance environment, from small-group sessions to large-group camp training.   Position Responsibilities:  Assist with the delivery of strength and power training; speed, agility, and movement sessions; and pre-gen/regeneration for athletes of all sports, ages, and levels Support Academy and Camp S&C sessions in one-on-one, small-group, and large-group formats Provide coaching cues and technique feedback to promote safe, effective movement Help set up, maintain, and organize the weight room, training spaces, and equipment Observe and assist with program design and periodization under the guidance of full-time coaches Support athlete monitoring, testing, and data collection as directed Shadow collaboration with Sports Medicine, Sport Science, Nutrition, and Mental Conditioning staff Take part in staff education, professional development, and mentorship opportunities Adhere to all company policies, procedures, and business ethics codes, with a strong commitment to athlete safety Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:  Currently pursuing, or recently completed bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, exercise science, health, physical education, or a related field Strong interest in a career in strength and conditioning or athletic performance High-energy, positive coaching presence with the ability to connect with middle and high school student-athletes Strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills Ability to lift and carry equipment and remain active for extended periods, including outdoors in Florida heat Preferred Requirements:  Prior experience coaching, training, or assisting in a weight room (athlete, volunteer, or intern) CPR/AED certification CSCS, CSCC, or another recognized S&C certification (or actively working toward one) Experience with athlete management or performance technology Physical Demands and Work Environment: Ability to lift, move, push and pull equipment or boxes in excess of 40 lbs. Ability to work outdoors and tolerate varying temperatures for reasonable periods of time. Ability to move throughout a large campus, including gyms, turf fields, outdoor fields and other athletic facilities. Ability to stand, walk and perform clinical responsibilities for extended periods. Ability to work flexible hours, including nights, weekends and holidays, as required by sport and departmental schedules. Ability to respond appropriately to the physical and operational demands of a busy Strength & Conditioning environment.