Museum Hack is a sole proprietorship and nontraditional private tour company that invites its clients to experience unconventional and customized museum tours that inspire new perspectives. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York, New York, Museum Hack offers fun and engaging tours in New York City and throughout the United States, including San Francisco, California; Washington, DC; Chicago, Illinois; Los Angeles, California; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In addition to offering audience-based custom museum tours, Museum Hack specializes in corporate and private tours, workshops, event production, consultation, and company and small-group team-building. Furthermore, custom tours are available for bachelorette parties and other personalized special events, such as scavenger hunts. As described by The Washington Post, Museum Hack is "led by art lovers with a flair for storytelling," and has been distinguished in well-known publications, including The New York Times, PBS, The Wall Street Journal, Vogue, TripAdvisor, and the Chicago Tribune.

As an employer, Museum Hack considers flexibility the definition of its culture. With no offices in the entirety of its practice, the company relies on its "awesome remote team to support its Renegade Tour Guides." To maintain a flexible work culture and company interaction, Museum Hack uses "all-company video chats" and a "Mr. Rogers channel," which enables co-workers to become acclimated with one another, socialize, and communicate. The company employs a 100% remote team, most of which "make their own work schedules" and generally work within "daytime hours in U.S. time zones"—commonly selecting "work hours between 8am and 8pm." In the past, Museum Hack jobs have featured full-time and part-time roles with telecommuting, freelance, flexible schedule, and alternative schedule pliability.

Museum Hack is a sole proprietorship and nontraditional private tour company that invites its clients to experience unconventional and customized museum tours that inspire new perspectives. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York, New York, Museum Hack offers fun and engaging tours in New York City and throughout the United States, including San Francisco, California; Washington, DC; Chicago, Illinois; Los Angeles, California; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In addition to offering audience-based custom museum tours, Museum Hack specializes in corporate and private tours, workshops, event production, consultation, and company and small-group team-building. Furthermore, custom tours are available for bachelorette parties and other personalized special events, such as scavenger hunts. As described by The Washington Post, Museum Hack is "led by art lovers with a flair for storytelling," and has been distinguished in well-known publications, including The New York Times, PBS, The Wall Street Journal, Vogue, TripAdvisor, and the Chicago Tribune.

As an employer, Museum Hack considers flexibility the definition of its culture. With no offices in the entirety of its practice, the company relies on its "awesome remote team to support its Renegade Tour Guides." To maintain a flexible work culture and company interaction, Museum Hack uses "all-company video chats" and a "Mr. Rogers channel," which enables co-workers to become acclimated with one another, socialize, and communicate. The company employs a 100% remote team, most of which "make their own work schedules" and generally work within "daytime hours in U.S. time zones"—commonly selecting "work hours between 8am and 8pm." In the past, Museum Hack jobs have featured full-time and part-time roles with telecommuting, freelance, flexible schedule, and alternative schedule pliability.