Careers

• Salary range – 90k to 100k

• Oversee the financial management and operational systems that support the implementation of HTA Destination Stewardship programs working closely with the Deputy Administrator and Chief Administrator.

• Ensure the timely processing and submission of deliverables, payments, invoices,
  reimbursements, and reports related to contractors, subcontractors and awardees.

• Develop and maintain operational workflows, timelines, and internal tracking systems to ensure program deliverables, reporting deadlines, and contractual obligations are met across multiple initiatives.

• Coordinate across internal teams, contractors, and program partners to align operational activities, manage timelines, and resolve logistical challenges that may impact program implementation.

• Support operational planning and logistics for Hawaiian Council events, as needed.

• Perform other duties as assigned.

• View the position description below for more details.

• $28–$38 per hour, based on experience

• Operation of GrandMA3 XT lighting console to execute manual pre-programmed cues and timecoded elements during live performances.

• Run lighting cues accurately according to the show sequence and production timing.

• Monitor lighting output throughout the event and make approved adjustments as needed.

• Support performance lighting, ambient lighting, and transitions during the lūʻau.

• Troubleshoot lighting or control issues quickly during live performances.

• Coordinate with stage management, audio, and production leadership on timing and cues.

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• Salary range – 70k to 80k

• Execute HTA funded destination stewardship programs, including work plans, timelines, and deliverables.

• Manage the design and delivery of Technical Assistance and Capacity Building programs in partnership with HTA and designated subcontractors.

• Coordinate day-to-day program operations, subcontractor engagement, and program documentation.

• Oversee operations and logistics for program-related events, including trainings, workshops, and retreats.

• Lead invoicing processes, post-program evaluations, and final reporting to HTA.

• Cultivate and maintain relationships with community organizations, industry partners, and agency stakeholders.

• View the position description below for more details.

• Pay – $25 to $35 hourly

• Operate Yamaha audio consoles for live sound mixing during performances.

• Run QLab for show playback, tracked audio, click tracks, and cue execution.

• Execute audio cues accurately according to the run-of-show and production timing.

• Mix live microphones, vocals, narration, and fully mic’d drums and percussion

• Coordinate playback timing with drummers, performers, and stage leadership.

• Conduct pre-show system checks and verify audio readiness.

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• Greets and interacts with customers.
• Consults with customers to understand their needs and preferences related to
• merchandise.
• Demonstrates and explains merchandise, selecting and suggesting options suitable for
• the customer’s needs.
• Answers customer’s questions about merchandise.
• View the position description below for more details.

Hawaiian Council accepts interns on a rolling basis throughout the year, with priority application dates for each term below and flexible start dates depending on the internship.

Our program offers hands-on experience, cultural immersion, and a range of tools to support your success. Paid and credit-based internships, as well as student volunteer opportunities, are available in Kapolei and Downtown Honolulu with remote, hybrid, and in-person options depending on the department.

Interns are placed in departments across the organization to ensure their work aligns as closely as possible with their interests.