My boss is retiring:

https://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/offices/human-resources/employment-opportunities/director-of-music-choir-master-organist-st-sebastian

The official job posting doesn't describe the position very well, and I think this could be a great job. I've got the incumbent's permission to post it here.

Here's what's happening now:
https://www.stsebastian.org/church/music-ministries
It's a big, busy parish. There's the vigil Mass, 9AM choral Mass, 11AM Praise and Worship, and a 1PM TLM (at least until Sept. as Bp. Malesic attempts to navigate Traditiones Custodes) The latter 2 are subcontracted currently. I'd call the musical culture middle of the road; some great music is being done, but I wouldn't really call it a Reform of the Reform parish. Large choir for the 9AM (was ca. 60 before COVID). Pastor plays a little organ (and a mean button box), and had invited in the TLM community when their parish was closed and they needed a home (our TLMs are done by outside priests, mostly Benedictines). There's a concert series, and 2 different school liturgies to oversee.

Physical plant: Late-50s church-shaped church with resonant acoustics, recently refinished (Floors, pews, etc.). Organ: https://pipeorgandatabase.org/organ/50677

Lynn Frey-Steward's contact info is on the "Music Ministries" page, and all questions should be directed to her personally, or to Fr. Valencheck.