Rocket League coach: take the second seat

Five roles

The roles

• Founding Rocket League coach

  Be the second staff member at every tryout, then coach the squad.

  What you'll do

  • Review replays and run strategy sessions: positioning, rotations, training goals for each player.
  • Help build a squad for the RLCS Club Championship open qualifier (online). Entry isn't guaranteed.

  Good fit:

  Grand Champion or higher (current or peak), or proven coaching experience. EU/UK servers.

  Time (a guide):

  About 2-4 hours a week, more in tryout weeks.

  Checks:

  Two references and an induction, including the British Esports Duty to Care course.

  What the squad gets:

  Regular coaching and a weekly scrim schedule.

• Rocket League team manager

  The players' first point of contact, and the person who makes the week run.

  What you'll do

  • Run the scrim schedule and book scrims with other EU teams.
  • Sign the team up for tournaments and handle check-ins.
  • Keep the roster's calendar and chase availability.
  • Help run tryout days with the founder.

  Good fit:

  Organised and reliable, and you know the EU Rocket League scene (6 Mans, EU scrim Discords, start.gg and Liquipedia events). You don't need to be a high-ranked player.

  Time (a guide):

  3-5 hours a week, mostly evenings

  Checks:

  Two references and an induction.

• Community moderator

  Keep the FIENDS Discord friendly and safe.

  What you'll do

  • Check the Discord a few times a week and welcome new members.
  • Act on AutoMod flags and reports.
  • Log anything that worries you in the staff safeguarding log the same day.

  Good fit:

  Experienced Discord moderator (other servers count), steady under pressure, and you understand why the rules exist when under-18s are in the community.

  Time (a guide):

  2-4 hours a week, spread out

  Checks:

  Two references, and a criminal record check before you get moderator permissions.

• Clip and social editor

  Make FIENDS look alive. Three posts a week beats one polished post a month.

  What you'll do

  • Cut short vertical clips from scrims and tryouts for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and X.
  • Make player announcement posts from our brand templates.
  • Suggest one content idea a week.

  Good fit:

  CapCut, Premiere or DaVinci, and you know what makes a Rocket League clip work. A portfolio link, even a personal channel.

  Time (a guide):

  2-4 hours a week

  Checks:

  Two references and an induction. You never post identifying images of anyone under 18.

• Graphic designer

  Overlays, signing graphics and templates, within our brand.

  What you'll do

  • Stream overlays and “Welcome to FIENDS” signing graphics.
  • Tournament posters.
  • Templates the clip editor can reuse.

  Good fit:

  A portfolio of esports or gaming graphics, and Figma or Photoshop. You work within the brand guidelines; the Grin mark itself isn't redesigned.

  Time (a guide):

  Project by project, about 2 hours a week

  Checks:

  Two references and an induction.

Before you apply

Ground rules

• 18 or over

  Every staff role, no exceptions.

• Genuinely voluntary

  Every role is unpaid. No required hours, no targets, and you can step back at any time. The hours we give are a guide. We only reimburse expenses we've agreed in advance, with receipts.

• Safeguarding first

  Every staff member completes British Esports' Duty to Care in Esports course and sends us the certificate before starting. Staff never send private messages to anyone under 18 and only use logged channels.

Read our safeguarding policy before you apply.

In return

What you get

• A founding-staff title

  Credited on fiends.gg (with your consent) and on the content you make.

• Real experience

  Running a competitive roster, a community or a content channel from day one, for your CV or portfolio.

• A written reference

  From the founder, after 3 months of active volunteering.

• A say in how FIENDS is built

  In a monthly staff call with the founder.