Snowsports Supervisor Winter 2026/2027

LMLC OPERATIONS LLC•Big Sky, MT

21h•$28 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

Yellowstone Club is a private residential community in Big Sky, Montana, offering its Members the world’s only private ski and golf community. This is a key seasonal full-time position located in Big Sky, MT, with winter seasonal employment dates typically from October 6th to May 1st. The Snowsports Supervisor provides leadership, supervisory oversight, and management of the daily operations of the Snowsports Instructors.

Requirements

3+ years of experience with creditable teaching and/or coaching experience in Snowsports or other related field
Current Level II PSIA/AASI with Children’s Specialist I
Possess in depth knowledge of skiing/riding concepts and teaching methodology; capability to safely instruct clients of all skiing/riding ability
Comprehensive knowledge of fundamental skiing/riding concepts and teaching methodology
Strong organizational skills and the ability to multitask while working with a group of all ages
Passion for working with all ages
High School diploma or equivalent

Responsibilities

Aid Outdoor Pursuits Management in program design, facility management, assessment, risk management, and staffing, including hiring, training, and supervising.
Train instructors on how to plan, organize, and provide safe, fun, and professional instruction within the guidelines of the Yellowstone Club Snowsports School and the standards of PSIA.
Implement and train instructors on summarization of lessons and how to fill out appropriate progress cards.
Document both progressive discipline and positive staff behavior, maintain clear and accurate records; demonstrated ability to conduct difficult conversations with professionalism, empathy, and clarity.
Conduct end-of-season performance reviews, provide constructive feedback, recognizing achievements, and setting goals for future development.
Create weekly employee work schedules and control labor based on activity level.
Delegate daily work assignments appropriately.
Provide strong leadership and inspire Instructor staff.
Remain calm under pressure; handle crisis management as it unfolds and remain flexible to change as events happen.
Be organized and detail oriented, utilizing checklists or other systems to ensure no task is left undone; anticipate events and plan; prepare for the unexpected; remain focused on the result.
Be helpful, respectful, approachable and team oriented, building strong working relationships and a positive work environment.
Explain and demonstrate technical ski concepts in a safe, fun, and professional manner using a variety of interactive teaching methods based on age, learning style, and ability of the student within the guidelines of Yellowstone Club Snowsports School and PSIA.
Deal with and trouble shoot a variety of issues arising from employees and members throughout the season.
Uphold the highest levels of guest safety on varied terrain in high altitude, with varying winter weather conditions.
Help with completion of other on-mountain tasks, including but not limited to set up and tear down of on-mountain props, and building and installing interactive on mountain content.
Actively participate in our Yellowstone Club Training program to meet our required training and PSIA event participation requirements.
Maintain Current and active membership in PSIA.
Read and understand all safety and operating policies and procedures. Provide guidance to employees when questions are raised.
Expected to work over designated holidays to support influx of activity.