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 $18/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
Collections 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 associated 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 Conservator.
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Construction Manager
The Construction Project Manager provides professional, administrative work in the management of construction projects by authorizing and monitoring the work of architectural and engineering consultants and contractors. The position is on the Capital Projects Team in the Facilities Department, and reports to the Construction 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
Gardener
The Gardener is a hands-on position that performs general landscape maintenance duties and assists in ensuring the effective care of horticultural displays and living collections. The position is on the Engagement & Cultural Resources Team in the Horticulture & Sustainability Department and reports to the Senior Horticulturist.
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Learning Program Facilitator
The Learning Program Facilitators conduct guided experiences and facilitate learning programs for a variety of museum audiences primarily through school and community programs. In addition, Learning Programs Facilitators support visitor services, and on select occasions, admissions operations.
Maintenance Repairer
The Maintenance Repairer’s responsible for monitoring, repairing, updating, and replacing components of the facility’s systems, structures and buildings—inside, outside, and on the estate’s grounds. The position is on the Finance and Operations Team in the Facilities Department and reports to the Maintenance Chief.
Maintenance Technician
The Maintenance Technician is responsible for assessing equipment issues and problems, determining methods of repair or replacement and performing cyclical maintenance as required. The position is on the Finance and Operations Team in the Facilities Department and reports to the Maintenance Chief.
Project Registrar
The Project Registrar will primarily work remotely, and in tandem with museum collections staff and the Curator, on a project to augment and complete records in Vizcaya’s collection database. The Project Registrar will review, edit, research, and add metadata according to institutional authority records, and upload recently captured images to the database.
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Internships
Archives Digitization Intern
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens seeks a graduate student to help reprocess existing archival collections and aid in their continued preservation. The intern will scan historic materials, edit images, create both master digital files and access files, and will create descriptive metadata for the digital surrogates. The intern will also choose one archival collection to reprocess, including creating box lists, rehousing items, and writing a finding aid. This internship is on the Engagement & Cultural Resources Team in the Art & Artifact Stewardship Department, and reports to the Museum Archivist.
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