Galileo is where the most mission-driven, joyful people find and expand their professional purpose.
Join Galileo and you’ll be part of a high-functioning team united by core values and meaningful work. The way we work together is just as important as the work itself, filling our days with the same sense of wonder and play that our campers experience. At Galileo you’ll feel at home among colleagues who are diverse, true collaborators, and committed to producing excellent results.
Subject-matter enthusiasts, educators, students and grads
Inspire the next generation of innovators while growing your skills in teaching, camper management, and operations.
Education and program management professionals
Lead your own camp staff team, develop life-long leadership skills, and craft a unique culture at your location.
Working professionals across multiple industries
Power the programs, staff, customer service and marketing that bring innovation education to thousands of kids.
Inclusion and Diversity
Creating communities that are inclusive and diverse is deeply linked to achievement of Galileo’s mission— developing innovators who envision and create a better world.
Galileo helps thousands of kids think and act like agents of change. Improving the world informs everything we do, whether it’s being a certified B Corp or a longtime proponent of camper equity.
From position-specific training to leadership and stretch opportunities, ongoing professional development and caring feedback are ingrained in Galileo’s company philosophy.
Galileo’s comprehensive and generous rewards packages meet each team member where they are, whether in year-round, seasonal, or summer-only roles. Summer camp perks are one of many examples.
“Galileo’s contributions reach far beyond the classroom. I honestly believe that I have become a more creative, empowered and imaginative person. After leaving the company, I took the Innovator’s Mindset with me. I continue to live by it, I used it at school, I use it at work, and in my own passion projects. I share it with my friends and co-workers . . . and they share it with others.”
