Featured Craft Artist Opportunities: Pilchuck

Ready to apply for any of these positions at the Pilchuck Glass School? Click here. 

Teaching Assistants
The primary role of a TA is to support teaching and community building activities within Pilchuck’s unique educational and artistic community.

Successful candidates would have an interest in teaching, great project planning and time management skills, be proactive, and enjoy problem solving. All assistants must have extensive studio experience and an interest in collaboration. Though not necessary, it is helpful for TAs to have previous experience at Pilchuck.

For more about teaching assistant positions, click here. 

Artist Assistants
The primary role of an AA is to support the creative efforts of the artist in residence and act as a technical resource while they explore many ways of working with glass. AAs also support Pilchuck’s unique educational and artistic community through whole-hearted participation in summer program activities and goals.
Successful candidates would have great project planning and time management skills, be proactive, and enjoy problem solving. All AAs must have extensive studio experience in various processes, interest in collaboration, and previous experience at Pilchuck.

For more about the artist assistant position, click here. 

Seasonal Staff &  Campus Assistants (Applications  due February 3, 2016)
Seasonal staff and campus assistants provide integral support to Pilchuck’s educational program and ensure that the campus runs smoothly.
Seasonal staff positions are paid and require specialized skill sets and the ability to perform in a leadership capacity. Staff members play key roles in campus operations, including coordinating studios and overseeing campus assistants. Candidates should have extensive technical knowledge related to the position for which they are applying, excellent communication skills, and a readiness to be flexible based on program needs. In addition to a salary, Pilchuck provides housing, meals, some studio access, and the opportunity to occasionally sit in on lectures and demonstrations. International applicants for seasonal staff positions must be eligible to work in the United States.

For more about the seasonal staff and campus assistant positions, click here. 

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