2025-11-28 – Weekly Museum Jobs : Lead the Mobile Museum of Tolerance

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the job market seems to be buzzing with opportunities, especially in education and technical roles. There’s a clear demand for museum professionals who can handle both the nitty-gritty of operations and dynamic visitor engagement. Remote work is still available, but the options are limited, so don’t wait if something catches your eye.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Director Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum
    This role involves leading the museum’s operations at Saginaw Valley. It’s a great opportunity for someone with a strong background in sculpture and exhibitions.
    Company: Association of Academic Museums & Galleries | Location: Township of Kochville, MI
    Apply Here

  • Museum Director: Sculpture, Garden & Education Initiatives
    Lead a diverse team at the Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum. Ideal for someone who enjoys managing both creative and operational aspects.
    Company: Association of Academic Museums & Galleries | Location: Township of Kochville, MI
    Apply Here

  • Museum Technician
    You’ll be ensuring that the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum runs smoothly by maintaining proper procedures. It’s a role for the detail-oriented.
    Company: Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum | Location: Hyde Park, NY
    Apply Here

  • Education Associate, Mobile Museum of Tolerance, MA
    This role is all about engaging audiences with the Mobile Museum of Tolerance in Boston. If you’re passionate about education and social issues, this is the spot for you.
    Company: Simon Wiesenthal Center | Location: Boston, MA
    Apply Here

  • Museum Attendant
    If you’re looking for a foot in the door at Alfred University, this attendant role is a good place to start. It involves assisting visitors and ensuring a smooth museum experience.
    Company: Alfred University | Location: Alfred, NY
    Apply Here

  • Education Facilitator, Mobile Museum Program (MA)
    Travel across Massachusetts with the Mobile Museum of Tolerance, creating engaging educational experiences. It’s ideal for those who love being on the road and teaching.
    Company: Simon Wiesenthal Center | Location: Boston, MA
    Apply Here

  • Museum Registrar
    Handle operations at Texas A&M and manage the museum’s collections. Perfect for someone detail-oriented with a knack for organization.
    Company: Texas A&M University System | Location: Canyon, TX
    Apply Here

  • Museum Educator
    At Texas A&M, this role involves developing educational programs under general supervision. It’s a chance to make a real impact in educational outreach.
    Company: Texas A&M University System | Location: Canyon, TX
    Apply Here

  • Museum Curator II - Museum Curator of Exhibits
    Based at Sam Houston State University, this job requires a bachelor’s degree and a passion for bringing exhibits to life.
    Company: Sam Houston State University | Location: Huntsville, TX
    Apply Here

  • Museum Technology Project Specialist
    Work with the Bank of Canada Museum to ensure technological requirements are met. If you’re tech-savvy and love museums, this role is for you.
    Company: US Tech Solutions | Location: Ottawa, ON
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work can be a game-changer, and this week there are a few interesting options. If working from anywhere sounds appealing, check these out:

  • SELL FINE ART BY ESTABLISHED ARTIST
    This role involves selling fine art by a well-known artist. If you have a knack for sales and love art, you might want to consider this remote position.
    Company: revelationfineart.com | Location: Coolbaugh Township, PA
    Apply Here

See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That wraps up this week’s roundup. Remember, opportunities don’t wait around, so if something speaks to you, jump on it. Until next time, take care and stay curious!

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One tip that’s worked for me: tailor your resume to the “nitty-gritty” + engagement mix by leading with a single metric (e.g., “cut bus load/unload time 30% while hitting 95% satisfaction”) and then name the tools you used (POS/CRM, CMS, basic AV). If you’re eyeing the Mobile Museum of Tolerance roles, be ready to note driving/box-truck comfort and school scheduling logistics — being a Swiss Army knife helps. Remote options are still there, but they skew toward curriculum/virtual programs and grant writing, so apply fast if you want ops-heavy work.

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Adding to @Guide, for mobile gigs like this I include a single line with my setup/strike times (12‑min setup, 10‑min unload) and the exact tech I can fix on the fly — hotspot failover, projector keystone, generator quirks — since these “real-time” posts expire fast. , nothing tanks a school visit like a dead hotspot, so I also note I carry a backup SIM and pre-test Wi‑Fi at the curb. If you don’t have a CDL, call out a clean MVR and school-site clearance; otherwise highlight route planning with bell schedules to show the education + technical mix.

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I’ve landed interviews by adding a single line on permits/parking — “secured district approval + COI in 48 hours; ADA ramp in 4” — so ops folks know you can show up without drama. @egray88 is right on setup timing; I also list generator dB and cable runs for campus approvals — think of it as getting the bus invited before it pulls up.

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