5 retail jobs found in Salem

Peabody Essex Museum The Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA is seeking candidates for the Overnight Security Operations Center (SOC) Operator position. SOC Operators monitor computer-driven access control, surveillance, and life-safety systems throughout the museum campus. The SOC also coordinates incident response with alarm service vendors, emergency responders and in-house security staff. Additional duties include maintaining daily activity logs, filing incident reports, operational and performance tests of relevant systems, and basic maintenance of control center equipment. SOC operators must have a strong working knowledge of security field operations in order to successfully coordinate effective response procedures. Operators will therefore also be regularly assigned to field posts where they will interact with the public, conduct area inspections, and perform other duties as assigned to maintain the physical security of museum spaces. Successful candidates will have...

Peabody Essex Museum The Art & Nature Center (ANC) showcases original exhibitions that investigate our interconnections with nature through contemporary art, memorable objects, and interactive experiences. Designed for visitors of all ages, the family-friendly center features changing exhibitions, hands-on displays, and art-making spaces. The ANC is looking for an intern who will work with Learning & Community Engagement staff in the implementation and facilitation of a variety of interactive programs. The ANC encompasses regular drop-in art making activities, exhibition facilitation and maintenance, and opportunities for independent projects. Independent projects can include supporting exhibition evaluation, generating public programming ideas, and exploring future ANC exhibition topics. ANC interns will also assist in a variety of administrative tasks. This is ideal for students interested in museum education. Qualifications: Enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate...

Peabody Essex Museum Join the Development Operations Department as an intern! Duties include: Assisting with specific research and data gathering projects, providing staffing support during major donor events, and providing administrative support to the team as needed. Interns are encouraged to join all department activities and meetings. This is a great opportunity for the intern to enhance their skills in organization, multitasking, and communications while learning more about non-profit structure, including mission, and staff collaboration. The intern will gain technical training by assisting with prospect research, brainstorming creative methods for data visualization, data entry and wayfinding using our donor database, Tessitura. In addition to the duties above, the Development department works with interns to create specific projects that align with their academic pursuits and personal interests. These projects are essential to creating a meaningful internship...

Peabody Essex Museum Over the last 20 years, the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) has distinguished itself as one of the fastest-growing art museums in North America. Founded in 1799, it is also the country's oldest continuously operating museum. At its heart is a mission to enrich and transform people's lives by broadening their perspectives, attitudes and knowledge of themselves and the wider world. The Museum is seeking a "can do" Accounts Payable Administrator. Reporting to the Controller and Director of Finance, this position manages the day-to-day accounts payable transactions for the Museum. The Accounts Payable Administrator coordinates and performs confidential and diversified administrative services for the Finance Department, accounts for Function Rentals activities, prepares account analyses and journal entries, and creates supporting schedules as assigned. As a representative of the Finance team, this position partners with other PEM departments and senior leadership to...

Peabody Essex Museum PEM is pleased to announce a curatorial fellowship for 2026-2028, generously funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. This 12-to-24-month fellowship, starting in early January 2026, offers comprehensive curatorial training and professional development. The fellow will advance scholarly research for PEM's exhibitions and collections, while supporting museum projects while joining PEM's Curatorial department, with duties similar to an assistant curator. This role will support the Stewart W. and Elizabeth F. Pratt Curator of Native American and Oceanic Art and Culture, assisting with exhibition research, planning, and implementation. The fellow will also aid in publications, interpretive materials, and collection-related initiatives. Responsibilities may further include acquisition proposals and other curatorial tasks as needed. The fellow will collaborate with various PEM departments, including Curatorial, Exhibition Planning, Registration, Collection...