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Employment Opportunities

The Antique Boat Museum is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Click below to see more details on available positions:

Full Time Year-Round Opportunities

 There are no opportunities currently open.

Part Time Year-Round Opportunities

There are no opportunities currently open.

Seasonal Opportunities

Admissions Clerk

Reporting directly to the Museum Store Manager, this seasonal position serves as ABM’s ambassador making an important first impression to all guests and visitors who enter the Museum. Highly effective ambassadors will demonstrate expertise in many areas including customer engagement and communication skills that will enhance the guest experience.

To view the full job description, click here.

To apply, email your resume and references to Matt Perrin at mattperrin@abm.org.

La Duchesse Interpreter

La Duchesse is the Museum’s Gilded Age houseboat once owned by George Boldt and later Andrew McNally III of Rand-McNally Maps. The 100+ foot floating home is open to visitors for regularly scheduled guided tours from May through October. Reporting directly to the Curator & Collections Manager, interpreters are responsible for sharing the history of La Duchesse with museum visitors through guided tours. Highly effective interpreters will engage and capture their audience ultimately enhancing the guest experience.

To view the full job description, click here.

To apply, email your resume and references to Caitlin Playle at caitlinplayle@abm.org.

Seasonal Accounting Clerk

Reporting directly to the Controller, the Seasonal Accounting Clerk will support the museum’s financial health through accurate execution of tasks and duties related to accounts payable, payroll, general accounting and reporting. This role requires precise data entry skills, attention to detail and high-level organizational skills.

To view the full job description, click here.

To apply, email your resume, cover letter and references to Stephanie Enghusen at senghusen@abm.org.

Internships

 There are no opportunities currently open.

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