Jobs and Internships

Full-Time, Exempt, Salaried, Administrative Staff Appointment

OVERVIEW
The collections access coordinator facilitates collection access through digital and physical means to make museum holdings accessible to a broad range of audiences, through continued maintenance and development of the museum’s collection database as well as through the coordination of curricular and scholarly use of artworks by Colby faculty, students, and other scholars and researchers. Reporting to the manager of collections, this position works closely with the museum’s registrars, senior preparator, and academic engagement team.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Digital Access and Collections Coordination (75%):         

• Collaborate with registrar for collections on acquisitions intake and cataloging
• Manage digitization of collections, including data input into Embark database, basic photography of objects, image linking and post-production work
• Help manage collection object files and create files for new acquisitions
• Enhance collection access through the museum’s website; monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot Embark Web Kiosk user experience, in consultation with registrar for collections and digital projects developer
• Facilitate photography and video shoots in galleries
• Coordinate digital scans of 2-D photographs and works on paper
• Rehouse and reorganize new media artwork in storage
• Create and update rack inventory card systems
• Collaborate with registrar for collections to maintain documentation of the Lunder Collection, including archive materials, appraisals, deeds, lists, and promised gifts
• Research undocumented artworks in storage and present to curatorial for formal accession consideration
• Coordinate with Mirken fellow as needed to facilitate incoming rights and reproduction requests, invoices, and payments
• Coordinate, monitor, and prepare reports on student, faculty, and researcher access to collection object records
• Provide access to collection works and records to visiting scholars and researchers
• Collaborate as needed on other aspects of collections and exhibition maintenance, including but not limited to: condition reports, archival organization and data tracking, supervising incoming and outgoing shipments, overseeing packing, generating receipts

Academic Access Coordination for the Landay Teaching Gallery (25%):

• With Linde Family Foundation coordinator of academic access, prepare checklists and track changes for class visits
• Coordinate between collections and preparator staff in evaluating, pulling from storage, and rehousing works requested for class visits
• Facilitate class visits by accompanying faculty and students and handling objects as necessary

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s degree or the equivalent in education and experience; coursework in art/art history, humanities, cultural studies, or museum studies preferred
• Minimum 1-2 years of relevant professional work experience
• Knowledge of art museum database software (TMS or Embark preferred)
• Ability to work collaboratively with staff, students, faculty, and other campus and community partners
• Excellent oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills, including strong relationship skills and ability to work with people at all levels
• Strong, self-motivated work ethic, flexibility, and proven ability to work both independently and collaboratively as a member of a diverse community
• Excellent organizational skills, ability to consistently meet deadlines and follow-through on tasks
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office software and Google applications; comfort with or ability to learn basic Adobe Creative Suite tools (Photoshop, InDesign)
• Ability to lift 40 pounds, climb ladders, and stand for long periods of time
• Appreciation for the value of a liberal arts education and commitment to fostering an equitable educational and work environment supportive of people from different cultures, backgrounds, and life paths

For more information and to apply visit: https://colby.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/ColbyCareers/details/Collections-Access-Coordinator_R0000872

Collection Specialist 

 

Overview 

Maine Maritime Museum (MMM) is an independent, nonprofit institution dedicated to celebrating Maine’s vibrant maritime culture. Because this culture includes different backgrounds, perspectives, and voices—and because our museum welcomes visitors from around the world—our institution is firmly committed to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion. 

 

If you believe in museums’ important role to reveal the past, to inform the present, and to shape the future, we invite you to join our team. You will join us on the beautiful banks of the Kennebec River, on a twenty-acre campus where collaboration and creativity are encouraged. 

 

Position Summary 

Reporting to the Collections & Library Services Manager and working closely with the curatorial team, the Collection Specialist is a position funded by an Institute of Museum and Library Services Museums for America grant to complete a comprehensive inventory, cataloging, and digitization project in MMM’s principal collection storage space. The project will provide the museum with substantially improved intellectual and physical control of a large portion of its object collection, resulting in increased access and improved collection care. The roughly 9,000 items include models, clothing and textiles, furniture, fishing materials, and other 3D and 2D cultural heritage objects.  The term of employment is 18-months with possibility of extension.

 

Essential Job Functions 

• ·         Completes inventory of items within the scope of grant project 
• ·         Expands descriptive metadata in catalog records, including basic condition reporting  
• ·         Carries out provenance research
• ·         Performs digital imaging and related asset management  
• ·         Assesses conservation and rehousing needs  
• ·         Adheres to best practices in object handling 
• ·         Collaborates with team to assess project progress and workflows 

 

Education & Experience 

A Bachelor’s degree in history, art history, American studies, or a related field is required. Graduate coursework in museum studies, history, or related cultural heritage field preferred. Previous collections documentation experience is required.  

 

Qualifications 

• ·         Proven collections handling and cataloging experience 
• ·         Knowledge of metadata standards and controlled vocabularies 
• ·         Understanding of digital imaging standards 
• ·         Thrives in a team-oriented environment 
• ·         Able to sit and stand for extended periods of time  
• ·         Ability to lift items weighing up to 50 pounds  
• ·         Familiarity with PastPerfect and American maritime material culture knowledge a plus  

 

Terms 

The Collection Specialist is a full-time, 18-month grant-funded position with full benefits and the possibility of an extension. Salary is $18.00 per hour.  

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

MMM is an equal opportunity employer and does not tolerate discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, age, protected genetic information, status as a parent, marital status, political affiliation, or any other basis prohibited by applicable law.

 

Apply 

Please email a cover letter and resume to hr@maritimeme.org 

Date posted: May 2022

This position is subject to sex offender and criminal background checks.

Position Title:        Library Specialist CL3: Special Collections

Campus:        Portland

City, State:        Portland ME

Department:        University Libraries

Bargaining Unit:    ACSUM/COLT

Wage Band:        B23/$18.56 per hour

Work Schedule:    Weekdays, 20-hours per week, occasional nights or weekends

Do you enjoy variety in your work and assisting students in reaching their academic goals? Do you like to conduct research and engage with Maine history? Are you interested in the diverse populations of Maine? 

 The University of Southern Maine is seeking enthusiastic and collaborative applicants for the part-time (20 hours per week) hourly position of Library Specialist CL3 located in USM Libraries Special Collections on the Portland Campus. The position would require a set schedule, within 8am-5pm on weekdays, but actual times and days are flexible. 

 The Library Specialist assists with the following services: staffing the reading room and managing reader services (reproduction requests, etc.); accessioning manuscript collections (creating initial physical and intellectual control); creating online PR for department events and updating the appropriate web pages; and administrative support. 

 Some of this position’s time is public facing and as such excellent customer service skills are required. Frequent in-person, online, and telephone interactions with our students, faculty, staff, researchers and the public are core to the work.  Judgment and initiative are exercised in providing public services and interpreting policy. The Library Specialist will have the needed computer skills to assist with event promotion and our online presence. This position is part of a small team which works collaboratively to accomplish the Special Collections department mission to support classes and make primary resources available to the University and Maine community.

This position pays $18.56 per hour. This position is located on the Portland Campus. 

For a complete job description and information on instructions on applying click link below

https://usm.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobID=72798&job=library-specialist-cl3-special-collections

The Registrar provides support for all Owls Head Transportation Museum (OHTM) registration functions, including but not limited to collections care in storage and galleries, safe storage protocols, collections re-housing initiatives, accessioning objects, and packing and shipping coordination. These responsibilities should be carried out in accordance with best practice standards and in support of the museum’s mission.

Responsibilities

• Works closely with Curatorial staff to coordinate exhibitions and logistics, including installation/de-installation, loan and new acquisition paperwork, packing and shipping, scheduling, and location controls. 

• In collaboration with Collections Manager, handles inventory audits, identifies works requiring conservation treatment and re-housing. Facilitates care and control of physical objects including cataloging, handling, creating housing, exhibitions support, and records management. Maintains collections care supplies and materials. 

• Maintains archival accession file records of exhibition and permanent collection works, both physical and digital, including cataloging, provenance, location changes, exhibition history, and images. Assists in the condition and location of objects in museum and off-site locations, and new acquisition coordination.  

• Communicates with donors, lenders, and vendors, in a timely and professional manner

• Participates in the planning and coordination of care and safety protocols for the collections, exhibitions, and loaned items, including conservation, storage, deaccessioning, inventory, movement (including packing and shipping logistics), and location controls. Serves as a leading advocate within the institution for safety and risk mitigation in all areas of collection care and movement.  

• Assists in the development and implementation of museum-wide policies and procedures for campus care, interpretive plans, and collection maintenance, according to best museum practices. 

• Assists with handling, movement, installation, and deinstallation of collection objects as assigned, including loans, new acquisitions, and exhibitions. Assists with object rehousing and inventory, and performs condition checks, according to best practice and established protocols. 

• Familiarity with collections management system. Prepares reports related to loans and acquisitions, such as checklists, temporary receipts, loan documents, and gift and purchase paperwork as needed. Retrieves information from electronic and manual files as needed by OHTM staff, volunteers, and the public. 

• Supports general museum operations as necessary.  

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in museum studies, library and information science or history preferred, or equivalent combination of education and experience, experience with collections management, conservation, installation, and/or registration experience in a museum, gallery, library, or fine art shipping setting. 

• Knowledge of museum registration methods and proficiency with collection management software. 

• Condition reporting, object handling, and object numbering skills required. Knowledge of handling procedures for two- and three-dimensional objects in a variety of materials, sizes, and weights. 

• Ability to strategically organize, process, and maintain electronic and paper-based records; identify inefficient/ineffective processes and implement improvements.  

• Strong office management skills with considerable knowledge of office practices and procedures. 

• Proven written and oral communication skills.

• Ability to communicate effectively with constituents in person, over the phone and via email. 

• Ability to operate computers and assigned software, including Microsoft Office, PastPerfect, and G Suite

• Ability to establish, maintain, and foster positive and harmonious working relationships with coworkers and a variety of individuals contacted in the course of work.   

• Ability to handle sensitive and confidential information with discretion.

How to Apply:

Please send cover letter and resume to rv@ohtm.org

Director of Communications and Community Engagement

The Seal Cove Auto Museum seeks a Director of Communications and Community Engagement. Founded in 1963, the Seal Cove Auto Museum is one of the premier Brass-Era automobile museums in the country, and seeks a motivated, intuitive candidate to advance the Museum’s public presence, enhance its base of support in its communities, both locally and nationally, and ensure the visibility and success of all aspects of Museum programs, events and operations.

Reporting to the Executive Director of the Museum, this position is responsible for developing and implementing communications and marketing plans for Museum events, programs, exhibitions, community and development initiatives; creating and maintaining relations with the public and media at the local, regional and national levels. This position also oversees cultivation and management of relationships with donors, community members, other museums, businesses, and the media in order to create giving and sponsorship opportunities to increase the Museum’s visibility and support base.

Key Responsibilities:

• Create, implement and oversee strategies for marketing, communications, advertising, media buying, content marketing, and public relations.
• Develop relationships with vendors, sponsors, media, advertisers, and community contacts in order to maximize the advertising and marketing budget and increase related support.
• Utilize a variety of marketing tools including traditional media, digital media, and social media.
• Identify sponsorship opportunities to support development activities.
• Build and manage relationships with individual and corporate supporters as well as prospective donors and partners.
• Oversee the creation of member, donor, fundraising, and cultivation events.
• Write and/or edit content for Museum promotions, communications, and development campaigns.
• Develop, manage, and adhere to the advertising and marketing budget.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Communications, Journalism, Development, or a related field.
• Five or more years’ experience in public relations, communications, or development. Nonprofit or museum experience is a plus.
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Public relations/communications abilities developed and proven in a museum or other nonprofit organization.
• A working knowledge of a variety of social media and communication platforms and software. Photography experience is desired.
• Ability to work a flexible schedule including occasional nights and weekends, as well as the ability to represent the Museum and monitor its digital presence as needed.
• A strong knowledge of nonprofit communications and relationship development. Knowledge of the subject area is highly desired.
• A passion for cultivating productive, collaborative relationships that benefit the Museum as well as the ability to inspire creativity in partners.

How to Apply:

Please submit a cover letter, resume, writing samples, and three professional references by email to ethan@sealcoveautomuseum.org. Please put “Director of Communications and Community Engagement” in the subject line. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

Job Summary:

Museum of Art

Full-time, Temporary, Non-Exempt, Hourly, Support Staff Appointment

The Mirken Family postbaccalaureate fellowship in museum practice at the Colby College Museum of Art will support a one-year appointment to the museum, with the possibility of a renewable second year. The position offers broad exposure to work across all areas of the museum that fosters increased visibility of and access to the museum’s programs and resources, with particular emphasis on communications, exhibitions and publications, collections, and student engagement pathways. The Mirken fellow reports to the communications manager and the Barbara Alfond manager of exhibitions and publications and works with all departments including communications, administration, advancement, collections, curatorial, and engagement.

Essential Functions and Responsibilities

• Support museum communications an information access
  • Assist the communications manager in executing the museum’s digital marketing, including website and web content, e-newsletters, digital and print publicity, and social media
  • Update and maintain the centralized photography archive of museum images; maintain digital and print archives of museum advertising, collaterals, and earned media
  • Research and facilitate artwork image rights and reproduction requests
  • With the communications manager and the manager of registration and collections, monitor photography and videography in museum galleries to ensure the safety and integrity of the objects on view
  • Assist as needed with museum collection inquiries and research and related initiatives that support collection access

• Support and facilitate student engagement and pathways
  • Work with Department of Art faculty leads, prepare and schedule travel and logistics of Department of Art annual Mirken field trip for student professional development in the museum field
  • Organize professional development and networking opportunities for 45+ museum student employees, including art partner field trips, staff meet and greet programs, and museum studies conversations
  • Assist with student engagement and opportunities at the museum, including assisting with academic engagement, public programs, and supporting the Student Guide program

• Provide support for the museum’s exhibitions and publications
  • Assist the manager of exhibitions and publications with logistics for exhibition installations
  • Maintain the internal exhibitions website, including content management and updates
  • Assist with exhibition catalogue proposals, correspondence with publishers, designers and editors, and production and distribution of publication projects
  • Support the distribution and sale of Colby Museum publications, including organizing book fair opportunities and book sales, conducting outreach to booksellers and arts organizations, and posting publications on the Colby Museum website

• Attend and support museum special projects and events, including occasional night and weekend events
• Perform additional duties as assigned; duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or the equivalent in education and experience
• Relevant coursework in art history and demonstrable administrative experience preferred
• Highly motivated, flexible, and comfortable with diverse audiences
• Outstanding interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills with a high level of motivation
• Unwavering commitment to fostering an antiracist, equitable work environment supportive of people from different cultures, backgrounds, and life paths
• Excellent research skills and attention to detail
• Experience in a professional environment, able to work collaboratively within a team and a diverse organization
• Able to work independently as well as in a team, exercise judgment, establish priorities, and manage projects with minimal supervision and to adjust as new projects are assigned
• Ability to effectively collaborate with staff, students, and faculty
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite; Adobe Creative Suite, especially Photoshop and InDesign; WordPress; and Google applications; familiarity with digital cloud collaboration platforms preferred

Working Conditions/Physical Requirements

General open office and campus environment. Position involves sitting, although frequent movement is necessary. Occasional lifting is required. Computer usage involving repetitive hand/wrist motion is also necessary. Some night and weekend work required based on museum events.

For more information and to apply visit:

https://colby.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/ColbyCareers/details/Mirken-Family-Postbaccalaureate-Fellowship-in-Museum-Practice_R0000860

Job Summary:

Museum of Art

Part-time, Temporary, Non-Exempt, Hourly, Staff Appointment

This museum preparation and installation crew position provides essential assistance to the senior preparator, manager of installations and operations, and manager of collections and registration in the physical care and handling and installation of the Museum’s art collection and exhibition loans and the preparation and maintenance of gallery spaces. This is a project-based, temporary, part-time position, with crew members scheduled for hours as needed and dependent upon availability to complete special exhibition or permanent collection gallery installation projects. We encourage inquiries from candidates who will contribute to the diversity of our College, including its cultural and ethnic diversity.

Essential Functions and Responsibilities

• Assist with exhibition preparation including, but not limited to, framing, preparing, hanging, moving of heavy sculpture, installation, de-installation, packing, shipping, and receiving artwork
• Assist as needed with preparation, matting and framing, basic collections care, and basic cleaning of objects in the Museum collection
• Move object cases and other exhibit furniture, install art in all media – mount vinyl text, object labels, photographs and other didactic exhibition material; design and fabricate museum mounts for small objects
• Perform additional duties as assigned; duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice

Qualifications

• A high school diploma or equivalent required; professional coursework or post-secondary education are a plus
• Prior experience with the care and handling of fine art objects in a museum or related setting required;  1-3 years of experience preferred
• Manual dexterity and care in the handling of art objects and ability to carefully follow established procedures; attention to detail and accuracy are critical
• Basic carpentry skills and/or knowledge of standard tools, practices, and methods in painting, rough and finish carpentry preferred
• Ability to make an impact through work as a member of a team and diverse community

Working Conditions/Physical Requirements

General open office and campus environment. Position involves frequent movement. Ability to lift up to 75 pounds, climb scaffolding, work at heights, and stand for extended periods is required. Ability to use eyes and hands to examine and handle delicate objects. Work outside of normal business hours may be required.

For more information and to apply visit:

https://colby.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/ColbyCareers/details/Museum-Preparation-and-Installation_R0000861

OVERVIEW

Maine Maritime Museum (MMM) is an independent, nonprofit institution dedicated to celebrating Maine’s vibrant maritime culture. Because this culture includes different backgrounds, perspectives, and voices—and because our museum welcomes visitors from around the world—our institution is firmly committed to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion.

If you believe in museums’ important role to reveal the past, to inform the present, and to shape the future, we invite you to join our team. You will join us on the beautiful banks of the Kennebec River, on a twenty-acre campus where collaboration and creativity are encouraged.

POSITION SUMMARY

Reporting to the senior leadership team and working closely with the Executive Director, the Senior Accountant is the primary accounting staff member at MMM. The Senior Accountant works closely with the Director of Development, the Director of Programs & Operations, the Office & Human Resources Assistant, and contracted staff to accomplish all accounting activities, including the following:

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

●       Completes general accounting functions including preparing journal entries, recording revenue and processing accounts payable and completing the month-end closing.

●       Manages cash, including recording of receipts from donors and members, admissions, tours, and the store. Maintains a current cashflow projection.

●       Reviews payroll prior to processing (ADP) and ensures it is properly recorded.

●       Completes reconciliations of accounts, including restricted funds and the investment account.

●       Maintains the unitization calculation, and accounts for endowment earnings and distributions.

●       Partnering with senior management, develops annual operating and capital budgets—for both restricted and unrestricted projects. Prepares multi-year projection and other analysis. 

●       Provides financial reports to senior leadership and the Board.

●       Completes schedules required for audit. Coordinates the preparation of supporting documentation.

●       Maintains the currency of accounting policies, processes, and Internal Controls.

●       Maintains accounting application (Sage), including reconciliation to fund-raising software (Altru) and to the museum store point-of-sale system (Shopify).

●       Performs other related duties as required.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Degree in accounting. Four years of experience showing growth in responsibility. Non-profit experience required. CPA and/or public accounting experience is a plus.

QUALIFICATIONS

●       Proven nonprofit accounting knowledge and experience.

●       Knowledge of Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA).

●       Thrives in a team-oriented, collaborative culture built on respect.

●       Knowledge of and experience working with accounting systems—ideally Sage. Familiarity with Financial Edge (legacy) a plus.

●       Able to effectively function as a financial resource to senior staff.

●       Able to organize time effectively and remain flexible during seasonally changing demands.

●       Excellent written and oral presentation skills. Able to compose correspondence and reporting that is creative, convincing, and concise.

 

TERMS

The Senior Accountant position is a full-time, salaried, exempt position with full benefits in Bath, Maine. Starting salary is $50,000–$65,000 per annum, commensurate with experience.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

MMM is an equal opportunity employer and does not tolerate discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, age, protected genetic information, status as a parent, marital status, political affiliation, or any other basis prohibited by applicable law.

APPLY

Please email a cover letter and resume to hr@maritimeme.org.

First Amendment Museum - Augusta, Maine

Manager of Communications and Digital Engagement: 

Reporting to the CEO, the Manager of Communications and Digital Engagement is charged with coordinating, creating and maintaining the museum’s communications with a primary focus on its online presence, programming and events.

This position oversees website production, management and analytics; social media production and coordination; email marketing; producing and editing online video content; and building and curating online exhibits. The role also includes designing and generating printed collateral, and shared oversight of the museum’s CRM, data storage, and e-commerce systems. This position will also be involved in exploring possibilities in Web 3.0.

We are looking for a proactive individual who can both work collaboratively and excel on their own in a start-up environment. We are a small, nimble team that values productive people, quality work, honest interactions, and a healthy work/life balance. In this role you will grow professionally, make an impact, and be exposed to all aspects of the museum world.

Full description:  www.firstamendmentmuseum.org/MCDE 

Salaried @ $50K + generous benefits which include health, life, dental, vision, maternity, 401k, opportunities for professional development, & hybrid home/office schedule.

Send cover letter & resume (should include examples of past work product) in one pdf to connect@firstamendmentmuseum.org before 4.29.22.

Exhibition Coordinator

OVERVIEW

Maine Maritime Museum (MMM) is an independent, nonprofit institution dedicated to celebrating Maine’s vibrant maritime culture. Because this vibrant culture includes different backgrounds, perspectives, and voices—and because our museum welcomes visitors from around the world—our institution is firmly committed to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion.

If you believe in museums’ important role to reveal the past, to inform the present, and to shape the future, we invite you to join our team. You will join us on the beautiful banks of the Kennebec River, on a twenty-acre campus where collaboration and creativity are encouraged.

POSITION SUMMARY

As a key member of the Curatorial team and working under the Chief Curator and with assistance from the Collections & Library Services Manager, the Exhibition Coordinator supports all aspects of the museum’s exhibition program, including scheduling, planning, design, fabrication, and installation. Drawing on interdisciplinary teams inside and outside the museum, they create and implement visitor-centered exhibitions that educate, engage, and surprise.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

• ·         Works internally with staff from Curatorial and Education departments to develop new exhibitions. Works externally with artists, guest curators, and other stakeholders to plan and implement traveling exhibitions, featured shows, and other displays throughout the museum's grounds. Future opportunities exist to curate individual exhibitions.
• ·         Coordinates logistics for upcoming gallery changeovers, including loan correspondence, shipping, design work, equipment rentals, and artist correspondence.
• ·         Oversees exhibition design and installation, drawing upon internal and external resources.
• ·         Responsible for monitoring and maintaining existing exhibits.
• ·         Supports Development staff to craft grant applications in support of exhibitions.
• ·         Serves as a passionate ambassador for the museum’s exhibition program.
• ·         Performs other related duties as required.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Holds a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and/or at least 2 years of experience in exhibition production, graphic design, or curatorial work.

QUALIFICATIONS

• ·         Excellent project management skills. Ability to multitask and meet deadlines.
• ·         Strong audiovisual technology skills, including projection, digital signage, and interactive media players. Experience with printing exhibit-related materials, including wall panels, vinyl applications, or banners.
• ·         Skilled in design and storytelling. Knowledge or familiarity of maritime material culture is a plus.
• ·         Communicative and collaborative with coworkers and supervisors. Must work well in a cross-departmental team environment with Curatorial, Education, Facilities, Guest Services, Development, and Finance staff.
• ·         An open-minded, strategic thinker.
• ·         Strong preparator and art-handling skills.
• ·         Proficient in Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and Adobe Creative Cloud.
• ·         Familiarity with or willingness to learn PastPerfect Web Edition.

 

TERMS

The Exhibition Coordinator position is a full-time, salaried, exempt position with full benefits. Starting salary is $35–45k per annum, commensurate with experience.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

MMM is an equal opportunity employer and does not tolerate discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, age, protected genetic information, status as a parent, marital status, political affiliation, or any other basis prohibited by applicable law.

APPLY

Please email a cover letter and resume to hr@maritimeme.org.