The Computer & Network Support Technician assist in the performance of the daily duties of PTM users regarding computers, software, network technology and the operation of audio-visual equipment. Reporting to the Senior Director, Security & IT Operations, the technician(s) in this position share technology responsibilities for support of the Museum’s computers, network devices, projectors, TV’s, printers, cameras, and other department technology equipment. Tasks will include user support, computer and network maintenance and audio-visual setup and monitoring for events. 

The Apprenticeship Program was created in the winter of 2022 with the goal of creating a pathway for individuals interested in pursuing a career as a Teaching Artist. We provide an intensive training experience which equips young musicians with the skills and experiences needed to succeed as Teaching Artists. During your apprenticeship, you will be paired with an experienced Play On Philly Teaching Artist so you may observe classroom dynamics and successful teaching techniques in addition to trying out classroom teaching and receiving prompt feedback.

We are seeking a passionate, committed Strings Teaching Artist for the 2025-26 school year at our Music Center locations in Philadelphia. This individual will lead ensembles and sectionals of 6-10 intermediate students.

About POP

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT          

Reports To: Executive Director 

Supervises: Development Staff

Position Description Overview

Position Overview:

The Director of Development Operations provides direction and oversight within the Advancement team, focused on building the institution’s capacity for growing philanthropic revenue. As a practical and strategic thought-partner with the Chief Advancement Officer, this critical position helps set and achieve revenue goals, creates learning and growth opportunities for team members, proactively manages timelines and projects, and strengthens opportunities for cross-departmental function, thereby assuring excellence in all aspects of development operations.

The Development Associate role offers an exciting opportunity for emerging fundraising professionals to gain hands-on experience in gift processing, donor stewardship, and more. Ideal for candidates who enjoy detail-oriented work and meaningful relationship-building, this opportunity provides a comprehensive foundation in nonprofit development while contributing directly to impactful fundraising initiatives.

POSITION: Development Associate

Lead the vision behind PAFA's most high-impact fundraising events; where creativity, strategy, and relationship-building come together to fuel transformational philanthropic support. As Manager of Development Events, you'll shape premier galas and cultivation experiences, engage influential volunteers, and drive revenue-generating moments that elevate the institution's mission.

POSITION: Manager of Development Events

PAFA is seeking a Manager of Development Operations to join the team! This key position, reporting to the Chief Development Officer, oversees department operations, supports major gift and campaign pipeline growth, and ensures the integrity of our donor database. If you're a detail-oriented and strategic professional passionate about the arts and philanthropy, we invite you to help shape the future of PAFA.

POSITION: Manager of Development Operations

PAFA is seeking an energetic and experienced fundraiser with a proven track record in securing major gifts ($25,000+) and developing strategies for leadership-giving programs ($1,500+). This vital role will collaborate closely across the organization to enhance philanthropic revenue, support senior leadership in fundraising efforts, and expand our prospect pipeline. If you're passionate about making a difference and ready to elevate our fundraising efforts, we want to hear from you!

Why Join Us?

The Science History Institute is currently recruiting for the full-time (35 hours per week) position of Program Associate, Center for Oral History. The Program Associate will focus on the maintenance and growth of the Institute’s oral history collection. Work includes processing audio/video recordings and transcripts; communication with interviewees; planning interviews for ongoing and future research projects; ingesting materials donated to the Institute; and other tasks associated with creating and preserving these primary source materials.