Employment & Opportunities
Discover employment and teaching opportunities at Sharon Art Studio, including seasonal and project-based roles through Friends of Sharon Art Studio and San Francisco Recreation and Parks.
Summer Youth Camp Coordinator
We’re seeking a Summer Camp Coordinator to serve as the operational lead for Art in the Park. This seasonal, part-time role oversees daily camp logistics, supervises instructors, communicates with families. The Camp Coordinator helps ensure a smooth, safe, and joyful summer experience. The position runs May 18–July 24, averages 28 hours per week during camp weeks, and pays $35/hour.
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View the full job description and application instructions here.
Summer Youth Ceramics Instructor
We’re seeking a Summer Ceramics Camp Instructor to lead youth ceramics instruction as part of our Art in the Park summer program. This seasonal, part-time role focuses on teaching campers ages 11–17, maintaining a safe and well-run ceramics studio during camp hours, and collaborating closely with the Summer Camp Coordinator and ceramics studio partners. The position runs June 3–July 23, includes required staff training and two three-week camp sessions with a break for the July 4 holiday, meets Monday–Thursday mornings, and pays $50.56/hour. Paid training and preparation time are included.
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View the full job description and application instructions here.
FOSAS Artist in Residence
We’re seeking an Artist in Residence for Friends of Sharon Art Studio’s signature summer program, designed to support a working artist’s creative practice within a vibrant public studio. This seasonal, part-time opportunity offers full access to the jewelry studio during non-class hours, a $500 materials grant, and dedicated time to develop new work alongside a paid role supporting youth jewelry and metal arts camps for ages 11–17. The residency runs June–August 2026, includes paid staff training, follows a Monday–Thursday, 9:30am–3:30pm schedule during camp weeks, and pays $30/hour for classroom assistant hours. The summer culminates in an end-of-residency showcase and artist talk that highlight the artist’s work and process.