**Part-Time Member Services Attendant**

at Stone Barns Center Pocantico Hills, NY **Job Title:** Part-Time Member Services Attendant **Location:** Stone Barns Center in Pocantico Hills, NY **Benefits:** Sick time, Life insurance, 401k savings and retirement plan **The Member Services Attendant** will guide and assist visitors at the Stone Barns Center. They will provide excellent customer service and ensure a positive visitor experience. **Supervisor:** Director of Member Services & Events; Member Services Manager

**Employment Classification:** Part-Time/Hourly, Non-exempt

**Frequency of Pay:** Bi-weekly

**Rate:** $15 per hour

**Schedule:** Four days, Thursday through Sunday, Approximately five to seven hours per shift

**Responsibilities:**

* Greet, orient and direct visitors to the welcome desk by way of the gatehouse

* Be a resource for visitors to the Center and give general information by phone and in person

* Engage visitors and encouraging membership and program participation

* Assist visitors with farm share pick ups

* Operate the point of sales system

* Host visitors on field trips

* Answer inquiries about and processing sales for:

Memberships and gift memberships

Programs, classes and events

* Close out and generate end-of-day reports

* Perform general housekeeping duties

* Restock and maintain farm stand and welcome desk

* Provide seasonal coverage at the gatehouse and greet visitors

* Other duties as needed

**Are you:**

* Passionate about the work and mission of Stone Barns

* Excellent with communication skills, have a positive and friendly attitude, able to multitask, and be comfortable working with the public

* Experience in retail sales and/or customer service is strongly preferred, but a passion for the work and mission of Stone Barns is more important.

* Applicants must have working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Google Docs, and the Internet

* The candidate should be able to lift up to 50lbs and be comfortable standing for hours at a time

**About Stone Barns Center:**

For 15 years, Stone Barns Center and Blue Hill have demonstrated the power of farmer-chef collaborations to inspire change in the food system. We are now poised to deepen our impact and address some of the greatest environmental, health, and economic challenges of our time. We have a bold vision to catalyze an ecological food culture that supports a thriving regenerative food and farm economy.

We will build on our long standing work at the intersection of farmers and chefs to activate critical areas with the potential for exponential impact on ecological and human health, farm viability, and other elements of thriving food systems. In service of this vision, we will reimagine how we use our Lower Hudson Valley campus to serve as the R&D lab for the ecological food culture we seek.

Stone Barns Center is committed to equity and inclusion. We strongly encourage candidates from all backgrounds to apply for employment.

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