Work for NMWA
Join a team that’s welcoming, inclusive, and motivated to fulfill the mission of the Museum.
Security Guard
Security guards are responsible for all aspects of Museum security and security management, with the direction and support of the Director of Facility & Security Services. Responsibilities include surveilling exhibits and galleries, assisting in facility monitoring—especially HVAC, fire detection, and fire suppression systems—and monitoring facility entrances for all staff and personnel arrivals and departures, as well as all materials entering or leaving the building.
Associate Curator of Art
The Associate Curator of Art contributes to the advancement of the permanent collection and the development of exhibits with their related programming. They have demonstrated subject-matter expertise in American, European, Native American, or Contemporary art. This role is responsible for helping to advance the Museum’s curatorial goals through original research, strategic acquisitions, interpretation, donor cultivation, and scholarly publications, while ensuring continued alignment with the institution’s mission and values.
Associate Accountant
The Associate Accountant assists the Controller in the daily operations of the Finance Department by performing accounting, payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash management, and financial reporting functions. This position supports accurate financial recordkeeping, compliance with federal and state regulations, month-end and year-end closing processes, audits, and Finance Committee reporting. The Associate Accountant is responsible for maintaining confidential financial and employee information while providing excellent customer service to internal staff and external partners.
Museum Shop/Admissions Associate
The Museum Shop/Admissions Associates are responsible for conducting sales, stocking inventory, answering questions from the public and maintaining appropriate operation of the Museum Shop. The Associates are responsible for providing a positive public image of the Museum to all visitors.
Part-Time Data Collector
The Data Collector supports the National Museum of Wildlife Art’s visitor research and evaluation work by gathering survey and interview data from Museum guests. Studies may measure visitor demographics, the guest experience, and outcomes tied to specific exhibitions and programs. This position works a flexible, rotating schedule during Museum operating hours and follows an established data collection protocol with ongoing support and feedback from the supervisor.
Deliver cover letter, résumé, and references to the appropriate location, or submit your information using the form below:
Drop-Off Applications
National Museum of Wildlife Art
2820 Rungius Road
Mail-in Applications
Michael Hofhiens
National Museum of Wildlife Art
PO Box 6825
Jackson, WY 83002
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The NMWA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants for positions at the National Museum of Wildlife Art are considered without regard to race, creed, color, country of origin, sex, age, citizenship, disability, marital status, or sexual orientation.
Volunteer Opportunities
Play a vital role at the museum through your passion for wildlife and love of fine art.
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