STEM Communicator – Outreach Sudbury

Science North; Northeastern Ontario; On-site; CAD 39,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Science North is seeking a STEM Communicator to deliver engaging, hands-on science experiences to students, families and community audiences across Northern Ontario, including Indigenous communities. The role involves delivering high-quality programming on various STEM topics via demonstrations, workshops and interactive activities in Sudbury and on the road.

You will be part of a collaborative team of STEM professionals, traveling to communities, writing scripts and supporting outreach

Qualifications

• Formal background in a STEM field or equivalent experience.
• Demonstrated organizational skills.
• Superior attention to detail and resourcefulness.
• Exceptional communication skills in English and French (written and spoken).

Responsibilities

• Travel to Northern Ontario communities, including Indigenous communities, to deliver outreach experiences at schools, festivals, fairs, and partner locations.
• Be a key member of the STEM Engagement Unit, supporting other programming initiatives.
• Evaluate, obtain and act on programming feedback.
• Assist with scripts, signage and content for programs and specialty workshops/shows.
• Problem solve/anticipate needs/issues, identify solutions and respond to client concerns.
• Assist with inventories and maintenance of equipment, materials and supplies.

Job description

$39,130 to $42,000, Fixed-term 18-month contract English and French required

As the STEM Communicator you will be delivering engaging, hands‑on science experiences to students, families, and community audiences across Northern Ontario, including many First Nation Communities. You will work with a variety of audiences, including children and youth, as you actively communicate and promote STEM through dynamic, engaging Science North programs. Your primary role will be delivering high-quality programming on a number of STEM topics, bringing science to life through demonstrations, workshops, and interactive programming (in Sudbury and on the road) while working alongside a collaborative team of passionate STEM professionals.

Key Responsibilities

• Travel to Northern Ontario communities, including Indigenous communities to deliver outreach experiences including visits to schools, festivals, fairs, and partner locations
• Be a key member of the STEM Engagement Unit, supporting other programming initiatives
• Evaluate, obtain and act on programming feedback
• Support the writing of scripts, signage and content for programs and specialty workshops/shows
• Problem solve/anticipate needs/issues, identify solutions and respond to client complaints/concerns
• Assist with inventories and maintenance of equipment, materials & supplies

What you bring

• Valid G driver’s license reflecting a 3-year safe driving record (non-negotiable)
• Willingness and ability to travel extensively throughout Northern Ontario, including winter roads, evening and weekend work
• Formal background in a STEM field or equivalentexperience
• Demonstrated organizational skills
• Superior attention to detail and an aptitude for resourcefulness
• Exceptional communication skills, possessing a high level of verbal and written proficiencyin English and French (non-negotiable)