The roster is winning. The Coop is built. Now the nest needs a voice. We’re hiring a broadcast and community streamer to become the face of Chicken Coop Esports.
Every great community has someone at the center of it. The person who’s there when the stream goes live, who knows half of chat by name, who can break down a lost retake and then lose their mind when the clutch lands two rounds later.
We’re looking for that person. If it’s you, keep reading.
How we got here
Chicken Coop started in 2024 as a family thing. Chicken and his uncle 40AiR figured North America could use a new nest, so they built one. Two years later, we’re ESEA Season 57 North American champions, we’ve added more titles through 2026, and the squad is now competing in ESEA Advanced and ESL Challenger League.
Crisp is calling it and holding the AWP. Jared, Drop, Stesso and Wolffe are doing the damage. Darkpsy is in their ear. On the server, we’ve got a team we’re proud of.
Off the server, we’ve been building too. Every fan can grab a free fan account and track it all in My Coop. You earn Feathers for calling pick’ems, grabbing match-day codes, showing up to events, buying merch and bringing friends. Feathers never expire, and they move you up from Egg to Chick, Rooster and Golden Rooster, with real perks at every step. The top of every season earns the Nest Guardian title. And the Discord has grown past 450 fans who show up every match night.
So what’s missing?
Why now
Results get people to look. A person gets them to stay.
Right now our matches go out on twitch.tv/chickencoopgg, fans call their picks on the site and codes drop in the Discord. All of that works. But there’s no single, consistent face saying “welcome in” when the stream starts. Nobody’s breaking down why that B execute fell apart, or running a Tuesday-night community game, or sitting down with the players to talk about the season.
The systems are built. The team is winning. What we need now is a human at the center of it: someone who turns viewers into regulars and regulars into family.
What the role actually looks like
The official title is Broadcast & Community Streamer. In practice, you’re the voice of Chicken Coop. Here’s what a normal week could look like.
Match nights. You host, co-host or cast our broadcasts and watch parties. Pre-game breakdown, live reactions, post-match talk. You drop the match-day code on stream so everyone watching grabs their Feathers, and you remind chat to lock in their pick’em before the match starts.
Your streams, our channel. You stream regularly as the face of the org:
- Community games with fans
- Demo reviews and analysis
- Interviews with players, staff and the occasional special guest
- Behind-the-scenes at scrims, events and LANs
- Just hanging out with chat
The Discord. You’re around. You start conversations, run game nights, welcome new members and make sure nobody feels like the new kid in the corner.
Content. You help turn the best moments into clips, interviews and short videos the team can post everywhere else.
Growth. You work with us on what’s landing on Twitch, Discord and socials, try new formats, and help steer where the community goes next.
This isn’t a script-reading job. We bring the platform, the players, the schedule and the backing. You bring the personality.
What we’re looking for
You don’t need to be famous. You need to be great on mic and genuinely into this.
Must-haves
- You’re good live. You can carry a stream solo, fill dead air without forcing it, and bring energy that feels real.
- You know CS2. Economy, utility, why rounds are won and lost, who’s who in the NA scene. You don’t have to be an analyst, but you have to be able to explain a round.
- You’ve streamed before. Any size counts. You know your way around OBS, scenes and alerts.
- You’re community-first. You treat chat like people. We want to maintain a respectful community, so you keep the vibe welcoming and the language right for that.
- You’re consistent. You’re available for most match nights (NA evenings) and can hold a regular stream schedule.
- You’re 18 or older.
Bonus points
- Casting, hosting or analyst desk experience
- A competitive background, especially as an IGL
- Video editing skills
- Able to travel to LANs with the team
- Bilingual
- An existing audience you’d bring to the nest
What you get: This is a volunteer role, like most of what happens at the Coop. We’re a grassroots passion project. What you get is real, though: exposure to the NA scene, a seat next to the players and staff, trips to LANs with the team (we try to cover travel when we can), and the chance to build something from the ground up with an org that’s on the way up.
How to apply
Applications are open now at chickencoop.gg/apply. It takes about 10 minutes.
- Sign in with your free fan account. One tap with Discord (or Google, Steam or an email link). No account yet? It takes seconds, and you start with 100 Feathers and a spot in the members chat.
- Tell us about you. Your channel, your best clip or VOD, and why you want to be the voice of the Coop.
- Shortlist call. We’ll reach out to our favorites for a quick call with staff.
- Trial night. Finalists co-host a real match night with us.
We want someone on mic as soon as possible, so we’re reviewing applications as they come in. Every applicant hears back either way.
Protect the Nest
Chicken Coop has always been grassroots. We were built by family, carried by fans and pushed forward by a team that keeps proving people wrong. The next chapter needs a voice, and we’d love for it to be one of our own.
If you’ve been in chat calling every round, if you’ve got a stream setup and a dream, if you’ve ever thought “I’d be great at this,” now’s the time.
Not the streamer type? The same page has an open application for casters, editors, designers, mods and more. Or help us find our streamer: share this post with the person in your Discord who never stops talking CS. And if you haven’t yet, join the Coop and start earning Feathers on the next match night.
See you in the nest. 🐓
