Hiring? Get Your Job Seen by the Right People on Something Curated

If you’re looking to hire within the creative and cultural sectors, Something Curated’s Jobs Board is a great place to start. Our platform attracts an engaged community of professionals working across the arts, architecture, design, fashion, food, and culture.

Make your role visible to the tens of thousands of readers and job seekers who visit Something Curated’s website each month, as well as our 184k Instagram followers. Alongside appearing on the Jobs Board, your listing will be promoted by us via Instagram stories.

We aim to connect our readership with relevant organisations and positions. Recent listings have included roles at Sharjah Art Foundation, South London Gallery, MoMA PS1, Elephant, ArtReview, Burberry, JW Anderson, Dover Street Market, KNWLS, Vivienne Westwood, the New York City Ballet, Rambutan, and more.

Posting a role is simple. Begin by heading to the Post a Job page and selecting the plan that works best for you. From there, you’ll create an employer profile, where you can add your organisation’s details: name, logo, a short description, plus links to your website or social channels.

Next comes the listing itself. You’ll fill in the key information: job title, location (with the option to mark hybrid or remote), contract type, and category. There’s space for a detailed description, and you can also include a salary range and preferred application method, whether via the platform, email, or an external site. Before it goes live, you’ll have the chance to preview how candidates will see it.

Listings run for 30 days, with packages priced at £49.50 and £99.50 depending on the plan you choose.

What sets our Jobs Board apart is its creative focus and direct access to a diverse and culturally engaged audience. For employers, it’s a chance to reach the right people. And for job seekers, it’s a useful way to find roles that genuinely connect with their interests and expertise.



Feature image: John Pawson’s London office, 2017. Photographed by Ana Cuba for Something Curated