High Performance Tennis Coach

ProTennisJobs.com; Beaverton (OR); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Tier 1 Performance in Beaverton, Oregon is seeking a full-time High Performance Tennis Coach to lead junior development within our Beaverton Sports Club program. Annual compensation ranges $90,000–$110,000+ DOE and combines salary, coaching pay and commissions for total compensation.

You will design sessions, coach private lessons, and manage development plans, working with directors and senior coaches. Availability for weekday afternoons/evenings, weekends, and travel is required.

Qualifications

• At least three years coaching juniors, including leading competitive groups.
• Collegiate, professional or high-level national junior playing experience.
• Ability to communicate with parents and manage development plans.
• Availability for weekday afternoons/evenings, weekend mornings, and travel for tournaments.

Responsibilities

• Lead academy groups across the junior pathway from foundational to high-performance levels.
• Design purposeful sessions and assess players with development plans.
• Teach private lessons and communicate progress to parents.
• Help develop competitive calendars and support tournament preparation and travel.
• Collaborate with fellow coaches and support clinics and open houses.

Skills

Junior coaching

Player development

Private lessons

Parent communication

Organizational skills

Education

PTR/USPTA/GPTCA certification

Job description

High Performance Tennis Coach Club in Beaverton, Oregon is looking for a full-time High Performance Tennis Coach.

Position Overview

Beaverton Sports Club, Portland/Beaverton metro One full-time, year-round, on-site opening Annual total compensation: $90,000–$110,000+ DOE, combining salary, hourly coaching pay and commissions. This is total compensation, not guaranteed base salary.

About Tier 1 Performance

Tier 1 Performance is a nationally recognized tennis academy with locations at Woodinville Sports Club in Washington and Beaverton Sports Club in Oregon. We are expanding our coaching team and seeking dedicated coaches to help develop some of the nation’s top junior players. Our system combines technical and tactical development, purposeful live-ball training, athletic preparation and individualized plans within a connected junior pathway. This is an opportunity to work alongside experienced coaches, take ownership of player development and contribute to a growing high-performance program.

Key Responsibilities

At Beaverton, you will help grow our junior development program, with meaningful responsibility for academy groups, individual players, parent relationships and a strong training culture. You will work within Tier 1’s coaching methodology, with access to our directors and senior coaches across both locations.

• Independently lead academy groups across the junior pathway, from foundational training through high-performance yellow ball.
• Design purposeful sessions, assess players and manage individual development plans.
• Teach private lessons and communicate proactively with parents about progress, placement and expectations.
• Help develop the competitive calendar and support tournament preparation, travel and post-match review.
• Contribute to evaluations, group formation, school relationships, open houses and clinic days.
• Collaborate with fellow coaches and support adult clinics and lessons as needed.

Required Experience

• At least three years coaching juniors, including independently leading competitive groups.
• Collegiate, professional or high-level national junior playing experience.
• Concrete player-development results you can explain.
• Initiative, organization, professional parent communication and commitment to a shared coaching system.
• Availability for weekday afternoons and evenings, weekend mornings, school-break camps and tournament travel.

Preferred Certifications & Experience

PTR, RSPA/USPTA or GPTCA certification and structured-academy experience are valued. Candidates must currently be based in the United States, be authorized to work in the U.S. and have a valid driver’s license. Current residence alone does not establish work authorization. Background and SafeSport screening must be completed before working with junior players.