Below is a list of our current job openings. All of these positions except Contest Runner allow for a flexible schedule and the ability to work from home for the most part, except when attendance is required at meetings or math contests. All hiring decisions except intern positions are made on a rolling basis, and positions are open until filled and removed from the website.
Contest Runner
We are looking for several part-time contractors to run contests for us. This job will require weekend work, frequent 12-hour workdays, and travel to contest sites. Successful candidates will have the ability to multitask, work well under pressure, and deal professionally with clients. Training will be provided, but prior familiarity with our contests is a plus. This position can be combined with other work (including some of the jobs listed above) if the applicant wishes to take on a larger role as a formal employee. To apply for this job, please visit https://mathleague.org/ContestDirectorApplication.pdf.
Question Writer/Editor
mathleague.org is always looking for additional question writers to contribute to our tests. Question writers work as independent contractors and are paid per question. For more information about this opportunity, send a letter of interest to operations@mathleague.org. Please contact us as well if you are interested in joining our editing team. Only high school graduates may write questions for our high school tests, but high school students are also eligible to write for our elementary or middle school tests.
Intern
mathleague.org accepts applications each year for our internship program for the coming school year. Recent high school graduates are especially encouraged to apply. The application window each year is from early April to late May. You can access our most recent program description here and apply here. Application deadline is May 20, 2026.
High School Volunteer
mathleague.org does not hire students who have not yet graduated from high school, but we welcome high school students who wish to volunteer their time on certain projects in exchange for training and experience. Volunteers typically help organize past contest problems or assist at in-person elementary or middle school contests. Contact us at volunteering@mathleague.org for more information.
