Careers

Under the direction of the Director of Studio Museum Institute, this role will assist in the implementation of SMI programs. This includes coordinating the recruitment, selection, training, and supervision of SMI interns, fellows, MPS & MEP participants.  

The registrar will oversee a detailed review of the permanent collection to increase digital accessibility and centralized information management in accordance with the collection management priorities set by the Director of Collection and Exhibitions and the Curator of the Permanent Collection. 

The Family Programs Coordinator will responsible for the development and implementation of Family Programs including Free Family Sundays, Family Guided Gallery Tours, Family Days, Lil’ Studio, Books, Authors & Kids! and special programs as directed.

The Senior Help desk Technician will be responsible for resolving tickets entered into the Help Desk system.

The Art Handler, reporting to the Lead Art Handler, joins a growing Archives/Registrar team as The Studio Museum in Harlem prepares to open in its new building.

The Environmental Service Worker is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the buildings and offices and their surrounding grounds.

The People Operations Coordinator is responsible for Studio Museum’s talent acquisition endeavors, supporting the employee life cycle, and fostering employee engagement. 

Artist Educators work across Pre-K-12 School and Community Partnerships, Family and Educator Programs, and Public Programs. 

​​The Robert Rauschenberg Curatorial Fellowship is ​a twelve-month position designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to curatorial work for a young professional.