About Bound
We believe an athletic director's job is one of the most critical in a community: to shape the lives and experiences of student-athletes. But as we listened, we learned that with dwindling budgets and growing responsibilities, they’ve had no choice but to spend more time managing logistics than leading their teams and programs. After countless conversations, we gained a deep understanding of their challenges, from handling transactions to managing schedules and tracking results.
This insight was the catalyst for Bound. We created an all-in-one platform to give ADs back their time. With our OneSchedule Technology at its core, our platform integrates essential tools like Activity Registration, Tickets and Passes, and 20+ additional solutions. Today, Bound empowers schools across the country to manage every aspect of their athletics and activities, all within a single, unified solution.
We're not just a software company; we are a team made up of former athletic directors, administrators, coaches, parents, and fans. We all share one core belief: in the power of youth sports and activities to positively impact communities and the people who live in them.
What An Internship at Bound includes
At Bound, internships are a structured experience designed to give you real ownership, real mentorship, and a real project to point to when you're done.
Here's what to expect:
A Capstone Project — You will own a meaningful project from day one through the final presentation, giving you something substantial to show for your summer.
Real Team Experience — Beyond your project, you will be embedded in your team's day-to-day work, gaining hands-on exposure to how Bound operates.
Mentorship & Support — regular 1:1s with your supervisor and a buddy to help you navigate your summer.
Connection — Intern events and opportunities to connect with the broader Bound team.
Program dates — Summer 2027 internships run May 17 – August 6, 2027 (approximately 12 weeks).
A note on timing: We're recruiting for our Summer 2027 cohort. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with interviews and offers extending into winter/spring 2027. This role is open to students who will be enrolled in or have completed a relevant degree program as of Summer 2027 (e.g., rising juniors/seniors).
About the Role
Revenue Operations sits between new sales, account management, business analytics and is responsible for the data, systems, and processes that keep revenue moving. The Revenue Operations Intern splits time between analysis and execution: building the models and research that tell us where revenue exists, and running the day-to-day operations that convert it — CRM records, quotes, payment hardware, integrations, and customer requests. Past interns have built revenue projection models covering every school in our database, produced the market research behind expansion into new states, and carried live operational work. Success in this role looks like analysis leadership put into action to make targeting and pricing decisions, and operational work that closes cleanly without needing rework.
Key Responsibilities
Build and maintain revenue projection models at various levels, including validating model assumptions through statistical testing and documenting the tradeoffs behind each approach.
Develop dashboards, workbooks, and other visualizations so account teams can see performance and projections without requesting a custom pull.
Write and refine SQL queries against Bound's data warehouse to assemble datasets for analysis and reporting.
Support pricing work, including building and scaling pricing calculators
Produce market expansion research on target prospects and collaborate with sales leadership to translate it into a prioritized target list.
Advance CRM data quality in HubSpot: company and contact records, associations, deal and quote records, and the field conventions the rest of the team relies on.
Present project, findings, and recommendations to the Revenue Operations team and company leadership.
Required Qualifications
Currently pursuing a degree in data science, analytics, statistics, economics, finance, business analytics, information systems, or a related field — or a recent graduate of one.
Strong analytical skills, including formulas, lookups, pivot tables, and building a model someone else can follow.
Working knowledge of at least one analysis language or query tool: SQL, Python, or R.
Able to work full time, on-site in Ames, Iowa, for the duration of the summer term.
Clear written communication, including the ability to explain an analysis and its limitations to a non-technical audience.
Consistent attention to detail when working in customer-facing records, payment configurations, and financial documents.
Preferred Qualifications (Nice to Have)
Exposure to a BI or visualization tool such as Sigma, Tableau, Power BI, or Looker.
Exposure to a CRM such as HubSpot or Salesforce.
Coursework or project experience in regression, forecasting, or simulation methods.
Prior customer-facing, support, or service work.
Familiarity with high school athletics and activities, whether as a participant, official, coach, or staff member.
Who You Are
A self-directed problem solver who can take an open-ended question, scope it, and come back with a defensible answer.
Comfortable moving between deep analytical work and hands-on operational tasks in the same day.
Skeptical of your own numbers — you check the outliers and say so when a model does not hold up.
A clear communicator who keeps partners across leadership, finance, sales, support, and account management updated without being asked.
Curious about the business and the activities world.
Work Hours & Flexibility
Bound does not operate on a traditional “routine” workweek. When work needs to be done, we collaborate to get it done — whether that’s in the morning, afternoon, evening, or occasionally on weekends.
At the same time, Bound supports flexibility for personal needs, family events, appointments, and time to recharge. Employees are trusted to manage their schedules while meeting deadlines and delivering high‑quality work.
Work Location
Bound supports in-office, remote and hybrid work. Some roles may require on‑site presence depending on team needs and responsibilities. Location expectations for this role: Ames, IA office, hybrid flexibility
Why Join Bound?
Bound Core Values:
Moments Matter – We work for moment creators.
Hands On. Hands In. – We live these problems and live to solve them.
You Are Unusual – Everyone was given remarkable gifts. We want to see those in action.
We Figure It Out – We don’t dwell on a problem or issue, we work together and figure it out.
Learn It Alls – We are learn it alls, not know it alls
Bound is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or any other protected status. Bound is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities. If you need an accommodation during the application or interview process, please contact us.
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