Internships

Benjamin is living in New York City, building a tech startup called Snackpass — a social ordering platform for restaurants. He calls it a throwback to when he worked on branding during his internship. Before Snackpass, he worked at the scooter company Lime in San Francisco.

Braden has spent the last five years working with the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix in South Florida — a high-profile, fast-paced career path that shows just how far the Pro Football Camp alumni network reaches.

 Rylie credits her internship as a crucial part of her transition from college into her career — helping her believe in herself and trust her abilities and knowledge. Her career is going great: she now works in graphic design, inside sales, and project requests for pre-bid opportunities, and is coming up on year two with her company, with plans to stay for several more years.

Josh currently works as a patient care technician at a dialysis clinic, taking nursing prerequisite classes while he works, with hopes of starting nursing school in the coming year. While medicine is a very different field, he still uses the graphic design skills he refined during his internship — he did a lot of branding work while at camp, and has since used those same skills to set up all the branding for a family member's small business.

Jakob recently stepped into a Managing Director role at an investment bank after being an analyst there for just over a year — a striking, fast-moving career trajectory in the finance world.

Brianne has become a triple board-certified oncology nurse navigator at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. She has been an oncology nurse for 13 years and relocated to Houston in 2024 to join MD Anderson's new nurse navigation program. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing along with her Oncology Certified Nurse, Certified Breast Center Nurse, and Oncology Nurse Navigator General certifications.

Since graduating in 2022, Tanner has been coaching high school and college girls basketball in St. Louis, Missouri, and now serves as Assistant Coach at Webster University (Division 3). Early in his career, he led Incarnate Word Academy to a 61-0 record and two Missouri Class 6 State Championships (2023 & 2024) — becoming the youngest coach ever to win a Missouri Class 6 State Championship after stepping in as interim head coach. He directly credits his Pro Football Camp internship with two skills he uses every day: learning to communicate professionally with coaches, players, and recruits, and getting his start in graphic design while working on the camp's draft process — a skill he now uses to design graphics for the Webster Women's Basketball program.

After college, Kelsey joined a consulting firm where she has now spent 11 years specializing in sales force effectiveness and organizational design — most recently supporting one of the agriculture industry's largest mergers. She credits her time at camp with shaping the skills she uses every day: working with different personalities, collaborating as part of a team, communicating effectively, and approaching challenges with confidence and creativity.

Brandon is approaching seven years at Digital Remedy, an ad agency, where he started as a Digital Ad Associate in 2019 and has since been promoted to Senior Manager, Trafficking — leading a team that executes ad campaigns across a variety of media channels. He credits his Pro Football Camp internship with teaching him how to manage multiple tasks at once while working toward a common goal, and says the ownership he took on planning and running camp still shows up in how he leads his team today.