The Washington Wizards have posted a job opening for their in-game DJ.  It’s the second time in as many years this position has become available.

The DJ should have experience mixing music for pre-game and halftime sets, have the ability to edit music, and most importantly, have a very strong understanding of family-friendly music to play at Verizon Center.

If you’ve used sports DJ software like Sports Sounds Pro, Click Effects or Sound Director, and you have an understanding of the intricacies of NBA & WNBA game situations, you should apply.

Click here for more information from TeamWork Online.

Note:  Our owner, Jarrod Wronski, has worked as an in-game DJ for the Wizards in the past and does work some game nights with the Wizards.  Information in this post can be found in the job posting and general common sense rules when it comes to performing music.