Current Openings
Manager of Administration & Finance
The Manager of Administration and Finance will be a strategic thought-partner, and report to the President/CEO. The successful candidate will be a hands-on and participative manager and will lead and develop the following areas: finance, business planning and budgeting, and human resources.
The Manager of Administration and Finance plays a critical role in partnering with the senior leadership team in strategic decision making and operations as the National Museum of Industrial History continues to enhance its quality programming, build capacity, and launch the Next Level capital campaign. This is a tremendous opportunity for a finance leader to maximize and strengthen the internal capacity of a well-respected, high-impact community and education-based institution. This position reports to the President/CEO and exhibits a true commitment to the mission of the museum.
Full job description here. To apply, email [email protected].
Museum Educator
Museum Educators will facilitate and lead educational programming and engage and excite our audience in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art/Design and Math (STEAM) and social history content. Reporting to the Education and Program Coordinator (EPC), the part-time Museum Educators supports all aspects of the administration and delivery of the Museum’s education programs which include K-12 on-site field trips, K-12 distance learning, scout programs, family and community programs, outreach events, learning the Point-of-Sale (POS) system with the opportunity to learn additional front-of-house operations, and more.
Full job description here. To apply, email [email protected].
Barnette Paid Internship
The Barnete Internship Program at NMIH is designed to provide preprofessional training to students interested in pursuing a career in history, public history, law, historic preservation, material culture, and museum studies. Barnete interns will work closely with NMIH staff on specific projects related to collections management, archival work, curatorial studies, oral history programs, public affairs, and outreach, and/or museum education. In coordination with the Curatorial Team, the Barnete Intern will be a valued part of a team, working collaboratively with NMIH staff.
Full job description here.
Museum Educator – Paid Internship
The National Museum of Industrial History seeks outgoing individuals to join our team as Museum Educators. Museum Educators will facilitate and lead educational programming and engage and excite our audience in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art/Design and Math (STEAM) and social history content. Supervised by the Education and Program Coordinator (EPC), the Museum Educator paid interns support all aspects of the administration and delivery of the Museum’s education programs which include K-12 on-site field trips, K-12 distance learning, scout programs, family and community programs, and more. This internship has a flexible schedule, with most of the hours falling between Monday-Friday from 9 am- 5pm. Some weekends/evening hours may be available.
Full job description here.