Vacant job

At the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology (Tekniska museet), something is always happening. One moment you are serving lunch to families and school groups, the next you are working at an event, helping in the café, restocking the shop, or creating magical guest experiences during evening events and conferences.

We are now looking for you who enjoy a fast pace, love service, and appreciate variety. At our workplace, no two days are alike – and that is exactly what makes the job so fun.

About the job

You will work in a well-knit team under our Restaurant Manager, who has overall responsibility for the dining room. You will work at several different stations and areas depending on the day's needs. Your tasks include:

• Register work and customer service
• Preparation and serving of food and beverages
• Restocking and display
• Café and restaurant service
• Dishwashing and light cleaning

You will also assist with conferences, events, and evening arrangements.

Your most important task will be to ensure order, quality, and a great guest experience – even under high pressure.

About you

We are looking for you who enjoy a fast pace, value order and structure, and want to drive the business forward together with the rest of the team. The museum's visitors are also our restaurant guests, ranging from families with children to dinner guests.

As a person, you are positive, proactive, and stress-resistant. You thrive when juggling multiple tasks at once. You always put our guests first, but it is your personality that will make the difference. At our workplace, people make the difference; we are looking for strong characters with bubbling energy.

We want you to have:

• Turned 18 years old
• Experience from restaurants, cafés, service, or similar work
• Flexibility and a willingness to work where needed
• A positive attitude, solution-oriented mindset, and love for people
• Ability to thrive in a fast pace and prioritize
• Responsibility and the ability to see what needs to be done
• A desire to collaborate and contribute to a strong team spirit
• Enjoy working with adults, families, and corporate guests

Employment scope

The position involves working according to a schedule that includes daytime shifts on weekends and evening shifts on weekdays.

Application and questions

Review of received documents and selection for interviews is done continuously.

As a quality measure in our standard recruitment process, our final candidates undergo a background check to increase our knowledge of our future employees.

We strive for an equal distribution of women and men and welcome diversity in ethnic and cultural background as well as various functional variations among our staff. We are convinced that diversity leads to development.

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We offer

• A varied job in a unique and inspiring environment
• Opportunities to develop within restaurants, events, and service
• An engaged team with high ambitions
• A workplace in the middle of one of Sweden's most exciting meeting places
• The opportunity to help develop the future restaurant experience at the museum

About Tekniska museet

For 100 years, the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology has shown how curiosity, creativity, and collaboration can solve seemingly impossible challenges. We are Sweden's technical museum, a cultural house for technology and science that attracts 400,000 visitors annually. We are also a mobile operation that tours the country and have two branches – The Cell in Hagastan and Tekniska in Tensta.

We create experiences where children and adults are engaged in building the world they want to live in. Welcome to the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology – a workplace with the vision of innovation for a sustainable future and proud winner of Museum of the Year 2025.