Employment

The Anchorage Museum connects people, expands perspectives, and encourages global dialog about the North and its distinct environment. Join our team to explore the intersection of art, history and science, and share multiple perspectives and experiences to tell a greater story. 

The Anchorage Museum is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

To apply for any of our open positions, please complete our online Employment Application.

 The Anchorage Museum is an equal opportunity employer.

JOB OPENINGS

Below are current job opportunities (click on the job title to read the full job description):

Digital Engagement Manager

The Anchorage Museum is recruiting for an enthusiastic and detail orientated team player with a variety of social media and web-based experience to fill the position of Digital Engagement Manager. The Digital Engagement Manger develops imaginative and innovative approaches to reach and engage audiences through brand awareness, messaging and storytelling to communicate the interrelationship between the Museum’s mission and vision, programing, and the local and global community. This position supports audience engagement strategies through effective message-driven, multi-channel content development and communications for both internal and external audiences. This position will require some non-standard work hours.

Please include three to five professional writing samples with your application and resume’.

Curator of Indigenous Art & Initiatives

The Anchorage Museum is recruiting for an outgoing critical thinker with an exceptional interest in indigenous art for the position of Curator of Indigenous Art & Initiatives. This position will further the Museum’s work with Alaska’s living cultures, with an emphasis on Indigenous art, artists, land acknowledgement, climate change and other initiatives. The incumbent will develop a model of community curation through programming and curatorial content, strengthening connections between the Museum, Alaska Native communities, and regional, national and international Indigenous artists, communities and organizations, through engagement and outreach. This position works as a member of an integrated team of curators, content providers, educators, and others.

This is a one- to three-year term position.

Grants Manager

The Anchorage Museum is seeking a detail oriented experienced story-teller for the position of Grants Manager. This position supports the Museum's development functions facilitates the its mission, goals, and strategies through proactive research, writing, management, funder and donor engagement, the successful completion of grant applications, and grant compliance. Please include 3 writing samples with your application.

Librarian

The Anchorage Museum is seeking an experienced Librarian interested in helping the Museum expand its 'archival reach.' This position will work to maintain the Museum's specialized book and periodical collection, performs library and reference services, administers and implements image rights and reproductions, and assists in planning and coordinating research visits. The Librarian also works with staff and in alignment with the Collections Plan to develop the collection. This position is a key liaison in providing access to library and archival collections, including books, periodicals, photographs, rare books, maps, and other printed and electronic resources.

Seed Lab Programs Manager

The Anchorage Museum is a community-minded individual with an interest in community engagement, and the north and its environs for the position of SEED Lab Programs Manager. This position will enhance and facilitate Museum SEED Lab programming through innovative projects, convenings, and events that advance community engagement and furthers community discussion around civic issues. The position is a full-time non-career track position for a one-year fixed term.

2020 Spring Semester discovery Center and Planetarium Internship

The Discovery Center, and Thomas Planetarium, at the Anchorage Museum is pleased to offer a 2020 Spring Semester Discovery Center and Planetarium Internship opportunity. The Successful candidate will be at least 18 years old, preferably with HTML scripting experience, but not required. Being a current student or recent graduate in Science, Education, Museum Studies, Art History, Native Studies or a related field is preferred and not required.

Mechanical Specialist

The Anchorage Museum is seeking an individual for the position of Mechanical Specialist, responsible for daily maintenance and repair of the Museum’s mechanical (HVAC) and other major equipment systems. This position will also provide support to all areas of the Facilities management department, including painting, minor repairs or maintenance on plumbing, electrical, appliances, furniture, vehicles, tools, and related equipment, as well as shared emergency maintenance response on or after hours, and on-call rotation.

The work requires extensive experience and certification in HVAC and refrigeration systems including but not limited to walk-in coolers, boilers, air handlers, chillers, refrigeration units, electrical systems, pneumatics and DDC systems.

This position may have a non-standard work schedule; which may include weekends and overtime.

Other

2020 Summer Internships at Alaska Museums.

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