Location

SUMM’s outreach programs take place across the greater Seattle area — including
libraries, schools, community centers, and partner museums — with a current focus on
South King County (Kent, Renton, Seattle).
● Reliable transportation is required; public transit may not reach certain sites
● Must be able to drive to events independently
● Up to 10 hours per week may involve travel time to events across the Puget
Sound region

Application Deadline Date

March 31 2026

Audience

Certified Teachers

Undergraduate Students

Graduate Students

Undergraduate Alumni

Graduate Alumni

Master in Teaching Students: Elementary

Master in Teaching: Secondary

Salary

$24-27 (hourly)

Position Description

At Seattle Universal Math Museum (SUMM) educators work in a collaborative team environment and are responsible for implementing SUMM’s hands-on math programs in ways that are inclusive, joyful, and accessible to diverse communities. Educators run lessons, facilitate open-ended math play, support volunteers, and help bring the magic of math to families across the greater Seattle region. Educators may also have opportunities to contribute to the design and planning of programs, depending on skills and availability. 

The ideal candidate is an enthusiastic, reliable educator who enjoys helping children and families discover the joy in math. They are confident leading both structured lessons and open-ended exploration, comfortable managing groups, and able to work independently as well as with volunteers. They communicate clearly, stay organized, and bring strong accountability to their work. They are equity-minded, adaptable to different community settings, and willing to travel across the Seattle area to deliver high-quality, hands-on math experiences that reflect SUMM’s mission.

Full description: https://seattlemathmuseum.org/careers