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Employment Opportunities

Positions are listed as openings occur; please check these sites regularly for new postings. The UMFA is committed to providing a working environment where all employees are encouraged to reach their highest potential and where they are valued, recognized, and suitably rewarded.

The objectives and goals of the Museum can only be accomplished through the cooperation of a dedicated and talented staff. Employment at the UMFA is facilitated by University of Utah human resources, the Museum does not accept unsolicited resumés.

Current Opportunities

Donor Engagement Manager

The Donor Engagement Manager plays a central role in connecting donors, members, sponsors, and community supporters to the mission of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. Working closely with the Director of Development, this position is responsible for coordinating donor engagement activities, annual giving efforts, fundraising events, sponsorship fulfillment, and donor stewardship initiatives.

Development Coordinator

The Development Coordinator supports the day-to-day operations of the UMFA Development Department, with primary responsibility for membership administration, gift processing, donor database management, acknowledgements, reporting, and fundraising event logistics.

Volunteer

Our cadre of experienced UMFA volunteers—people of various ages with diverse backgrounds—is one of our most valuable resources, assisting with nearly every aspect of Museum operations. Volunteer opportunities evolve with the Museum’s changing needs and include support of our education, family, and public programs. Our dedicated docents and volunteers provide a unique experience for visitors.

To volunteer on an as-needed basis for public programs, please request an application by contacting our volunteer coordinator or calling 801.585.7214.

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