JOB OPENNGS
AZMNH Currently has two job openings
Please see the information below and apply as indicated.
Senior Program Assistant
We’re hiring a Senior Program Assistant to oversee, develop and expand engaging educational programs that connect AZMNH with the community.
This role focuses on bringing mobile programs with our MEAD (Mobile Exploration and Discovery) Machine to schools, libraries, senior centers, and other community spaces.
If you’re passionate about education, community engagement, and creating innovative learning experiences, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and help bring science, history, and discovery to communities across Mesa.
LEAD Guest Experience Associate (Fulltime)
Are you passionate about creating meaningful guest experiences? Do you thrive in a dynamic, creative environment where leadership and service come together?
The Arizona Museum of Natural History is seeking an enthusiastic and dependable Lead Guest Experience Associate to help deliver exceptional museum experiences to our community. This position follows a Wednesday–Sunday work schedule.
We’re looking for a service-oriented leader who:
- Has strong customer service and public engagement experience
- Communicates clearly and professionally with diverse audiences
- Can prioritize tasks and remain calm in fast-paced situations
- Has experience using museum management systems or similar booking and payment platforms
- Is proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
- Enjoys working with families, children, and community groups
- Is willing to work weekends, evenings, holidays, and special events
This is more than a customer service role — it’s an opportunity to lead, inspire, and support a team dedicated to education, creativity, and public engagement.
NAGPRA Coordinator (temporary/fulltime)
AZMNH is looking for a 10-month 40-hour temporary employee.
Coordinates the AZMNH NAGPRA compliance program: Assumes the primary responsibility for coordinating, developing and improving AZMNH’s NAGPRA program and ensures that AZMNH is compliant with all aspects of NAGPRA. With guidance and assistance from the museum’s NAGPRA consultant, implements provisions of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act and develops a plan and/or project(s) to conduct timely and respectful consultation and repatriation of AZMNH NAGPRA collections. This role also takes the lead in communications with the NAGPRA consultant, federal, state, and municipal agencies, and tribal representatives regarding AZMNH’s NAGPRA compliance. This task requires the following elements but is not limited to:
- Organization of the AZMNH NAGPRA eligible collections into a general project or multiple projects for repatriation.
- Development of a protocol and timeline for the project or projects including all necessary steps outlined in the new NAGPRA regulations.