At The Dali, you become part of a creative process: collaborating with colleagues across departments; balancing the experience you bring to work with new talents & skills honed on the job; and sharing ideas and input in a dynamic, ever-evolving artistic environment. The Museum offers engaging work, a healthy work/life balance, an array of cultural and educational opportunities; and avenues for personal & professional growth…all in an iconic, world-renowned setting, surrounded by masterpieces of the 20th century.
Career Opportunities
JOB TITLE: Part-time Admission Sales Associate / Gallery Assistant
REPORTS TO: Sales Management Team and Merchandise Director
DEPARTMENT: Sales
STATUS: Non-exempt
SALARY: $11/hour
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Excellent customer service and a professional demeanor must be exhibited at all times
- Accurately process admission tickets and memberships
- Participate in the dispensing and maintenance of audio headsets as well as the handling of Virtual Reality (VR) equipment
- Assist with aspects of Dali Museum Admission Sales, Visitor Experience and Membership Sales
- Assist with physical inventories held twice annually
- Attend all mandatory meetings
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:
- Proficiency with computers and good interpersonal skills are required
- Retail experience and strong sales skills are preferred
- Premier customer service with the public is paramount
- Ability to comply with procedures is necessary
- Ability to communicate well with Visitors, Museum Staff and Volunteers is expected
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE & TRAINING
- Point of sale experience
- High School Diploma required
- Interest in the arts and culture preferred
- A multi-lingual fluency is an asset
QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS
- Must be able to provide proper ID and documentation
- Legal working age required
- Subject to background check
- Efficient computer skills with various software applications. (Outlook, Word, Excel)
- Ability to commit to assigned work schedule and abide by peak season black-out periods
- Ability to have excellent interpersonal skills with Visitors, Museum Staff and Volunteers
- To become knowledgeable of the Dali organization and Museum functions is essential
Please complete this application and send with your resume with a brief cover letter to store_mgmt@thedali.org. Please, no phone calls.
Internships
Internships are seasonal, non-paying positions designed to provide college graduate and undergraduate students, recent graduates and beginning museum professionals with off-campus and/or on-the-job Museum experience. The program incorporates the opportunity to study the life and work of Salvador Dali while learning about the inner workings of an art Museum. The program also offers a challenging learning experience and promotes awareness of Museum careers. Students may be eligible to receive college credit (if applicable).
This program is informal and can be designed to work within the student’s schedule. Internships typically last for three months in the Fall and Spring starting in September and January, and 10 weeks in the Summer, starting in June. Internships typically require at least a two-day/week or 15-hour commitment.
Internships are offered in the following departments for qualified individuals:
Data Analysis
Development
Education
General Marketing/Public Relations
Graphic Design (Marketing)
Hospitality – Events
Human Resources Management
Information Technology
Innovation Programming
Library/Museum/Archival Studies
Museum Management
Video Production/Editing
Internship Eligibility
The Dali Museum accepts applications from both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates and beginning museum professionals. International students, especially from Spain, France, and Germany are also encouraged to apply.
Deadlines to apply for an internship:
- Fall Internship: July 1
- Spring Internship: November 1
- Summer Internship: March 1
Fill out an Intern Application, email internships@thedali.org or call 727.623.4731.
The Dali is an equal opportunity employer and considers all candidates for employment regardless of race, color, sex, age, national origin, creed, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or political affiliation.
Internship Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to become an intern at The Dali Museum?
The Dali Museum's Internship Program is open to current students, recent college graduates, graduate students and beginning museum professionals. The Museum encourages candidates from diverse backgrounds and academic disciplines to apply.
There is currently no High School Internship Program. High school students and recent high school graduates should visit the volunteer page for more information about programs at The Dali.
Ages 9-15 are eligible for The Dali Museum's Junior Docent Program.
Must I be a current student to be eligible to intern?
No, The Dali's Internship Program is open to current students, recent college graduates, graduate students, and beginning museum professionals.
If I am an international student, do I still qualify to be an intern?
Yes, many international students participate in the Internship Program. All interns are expected to be proficient in speaking, reading and writing the English language (but you do not need to submit your TOEFL scores). We are unable to sponsor J1 visas. The Dali is also unable to assist with housing accommodations or fees associated with visa applications.
When do internships take place?
Spring (January – May)
Summer (June – August)
Fall (September- December)
When is the deadline for applying for an internship?
Spring (November 1)
Summer (March 1)
Fall (July 1)
Are the internships paid?
No, Museum internships are unpaid.
Can I apply for more than one internship term at the same time? (i.e. Spring and Fall internships simultaneously)?
Yes. Please note on your application what terms you are applying to.
May I submit more than the required documents?
You are welcome to submit more than the required documents. All documents will be taken into account for placement.
Who should I contact with questions regarding the application?
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How many interns are typically accepted?
The number of interns accepted depends on the needs of the respective departments.
What is the interview process like?
The Museum will contact selected candidates to set up an interview, which may be conducted over the telephone. The interview will cover topics such as scheduling, expectations and potential projects.
Is it possible to receive academic credit for participating in the internship program?
Yes, the Museum will work with students to fulfill their academic requirements.
Is intern housing included?
No, there is no housing available.
Is there an intern scholarship available?
Not through The Dali Museum, but you are welcome to investigate external sources.
What types of projects will I be working on?
Internship projects are based on The Dali’s needs and requirements, and are assigned to interns with the appropriate skills and interests. All of the internships have an administrative component.
What will my schedule be?
Hours and days vary based on departmental need and the student’s schedule. Schedules are usually made during the orientation process, or beforehand if certain accommodations have to be made. The hours are generally very flexible.
Are there volunteer opportunities at The Dali independent of the Internship Program?
Yes, for information on volunteer opportunities, please visit the volunteer page on The Dali's website.
