JOBS AT VIZCAYA
WORKING AT VIZCAYA
Vizcaya is a National Historic Landmark estate rooted in the history of Miami—a bayfront oasis minutes from downtown. Our team of committed professionals works collaboratively to preserve Vizcaya’s artistic, historic and environmental resources to connect past and present and to shape the future.
Vizcaya is focused on Diversity, Equity, Accessibility and Inclusion (DEAI) as well as relevance to our community. We offer excellent medical insurance, generous leave time, retirement benefits and a minimum wage of $19/hour. Join our team and contribute to the cultural vitality and environmental sustainability of Miami and the world around us.
For questions regarding employment at Vizcaya or to apply to open positions, please email us: HRVizcaya@vizcaya.org.
OPEN POSITIONS
Collection Care Technician
The Collections Care Technician performs technical work in the preservation and care of historic interiors and associated art and architectural collections at Vizcaya and is responsible for the cleaning, care, and condition monitoring of Vizcaya’s historic interiors and collections of antique furniture, carpets, oil paintings, decorative objects, and sculpture. The position is on the Engagement & Cultural Resources Team in the Art and Artifact Stewardship Department and reports to the Preventive Conservation Manager.
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Custodial Worker
The Custodial Worker is responsible for maintaining a clean environment in a safe manner. Another key responsibility is providing logistical services for meetings, programs and rentals. The position is on the Finance and Operations Team in the Facilities Department and reports to the Maintenance Chief.
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Director of Visitor Experience
The Director of Visitor Experience ensures a warm welcome and a positive visitor experience for a broad audience of local, national, and international visitors through exceptional customer service, enhanced accessibility, coordinated services, quality resources and amenities, and rigorous site and system oversight. Vizcaya receives approximately 300,000 visitors annually and reaches an additional 90,000 people through public tours, educational and community programs, event rentals and fundraising efforts. As a museum and public garden, Vizcaya’s campus includes the historic Main House, Formal Gardens and Vizcaya Village—11 historic buildings on 12 acres currently being restored to support learning and community engagement. The Village also serves as the hub for the organization’s urban agriculture initiatives, including a weekly Farmers Market. The Director supervises two Visitor Experience Managers. The Department includes nine Visitor Experience Associates, a corps of full-time and part-time staff who welcome and orient visitors, and who sell and process tickets.
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