Ticketing, streaming, and stats platform for high school athletics
PlayOn Sports runs the digital infrastructure behind high school sports — ticketing, live streaming, scores and stats — on a multi-cloud stack spanning AWS (EKS, CloudFront, RDS) and GCP, with Kafka, Go, Python and Java underneath. Job posts flag high cloud spend during live events and stream quality as live pain points, while Amazon Bedrock and Google Gemini in the stack align with active AI guardrail and agentic security work.
PlayOn Sports is an Atlanta, Georgia-based, privately held company with 201–500 employees. It operates the GoFan, NFHS Network and MaxPreps brands, which provide digital ticketing, live game streaming, highlights, scores and stats for high school athletics. Its users include schools, athletic programs, athletes, families and fans across the United States. The company also offers sponsorship and marketing services around school sports. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States across marketing, sales, engineering, security and support.
PlayOn Sports runs on AWS (EKS, CloudFront, RDS, CloudWatch) and GCP, with Kubernetes, Terraform, Kafka, Go, Python, Java and TypeScript. Analytics uses Looker, Tableau and Power BI; go-to-market uses Salesforce, HubSpot and Marketo.
PlayOn Sports operates GoFan for digital ticketing, NFHS Network for live streaming of high school games, and MaxPreps for scores, stats and highlights.
Job posts point to a stream quality improvement initiative, security infrastructure as code, AI adoption guardrails, agentic security detection, sponsorship development and a MaxPreps go-to-market strategy.
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