Jobs at National Gallery of Art
5 openings from the last 45 days, updated daily. Typical posted pay $71k - $101k.
Open roles
- Information Technology Specialist (Data Scientist)
- Supervisory General Engineer
- Supervisory Physical Security Specialist (Commander)
- Supply Technician
- Management and Program Analyst
National Gallery of Art hiring FAQ
Is National Gallery of Art hiring right now?
Yes. Reach lists 5 open roles at National Gallery of Art posted in the last 45 days, the newest on October 30, 2026.
Does National Gallery of Art hire remote workers?
None of the 5 current openings at National Gallery of Art are listed as remote.
What jobs is National Gallery of Art hiring for?
Recent openings at National Gallery of Art include Information Technology Specialist (Data Scientist), Supervisory General Engineer, Supervisory Physical Security Specialist (Commander), Supply Technician and Management and Program Analyst.
Where are National Gallery of Art jobs located?
The most common locations in current National Gallery of Art listings are Washington, District of Columbia.
How much does National Gallery of Art pay?
Typical posted pay across current National Gallery of Art openings is $71k - $101k, the median of the pay ranges employers published in these listings.
How do I apply for a job at National Gallery of Art?
Each role above links to its original posting, where you can apply directly. Reach can also tailor your resume and cover letter to each opening and apply for you. It is free to start.
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