The City of Somerville is seeking candidates (students, 16+ years of age) for the position of FabVille Lab Assistant for the 2026-2027 school year.
Link: https://fabville.org/
FabVille's Lab Assistants are responsible for assisting the Lab Manager and Instructors with day-to-day operations at the City of Somerville’s fabrication lab, "FabVille", located in Somerville High School.
- Manage the Google Voice phone number to field questions and help visitors access the space
- Track space usage by having new and returning members sign in
- Assist with members during open shop, classes and events, and help with setup and cleanup
- Assist with posting on website and social media
- Respond to email inquiries about FabVille
- Assist Lab Manager with preparing reports
- Additional responsibilities dependent upon interest and past experience
If presented with a job offer, you will be required to obtain a youth work permit and provide proof of permission to work in the U.S.
*Preference will be given to Somerville High School students.*
FabVille's anticipated regular hours of operation are
Tuesdays: 5-9PM
Wednesdays: 4-9PM * (4-5 for students only)
Thursdays: 4-9PM * (4-5 for students only)
(with some classes and events scheduled on Monday and Friday evenings)
TO APPLY PLEASE COMPLETE QUESTIONS TO THE RIGHT.
OPTIONAL: Upload your resume
Pay: $18.85an hour.
Hours: Up to 19 hours.
FLSA: Non-Exempt
Date: August, 27, 2026
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