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Benefits offered by this job
25 days annual leave + bank holidays
BFI pension scheme with 5% employer contribution
Enhanced Maternity & Paternity leave
Complimentary tickets to BFI screenings
Free BFI Player subscription
Discount on BFI merchandise and tickets
Job summary
An iconic film organization is seeking a Heritage Science Manager to lead its Moving Image Conservation Research Laboratory. This role includes managing technical aspects, developing relationships across the film industry, and ensuring best practices in conservation. Ideal candidates will have a postgraduate degree in heritage science and substantial research lab experience. The position offers competitive benefits and encourages diversity and inclusion in the workforce.
Qualifications
Substantial experience working within a research lab, centre, or facility.
Demonstrable experience operating one or more advanced imaging techniques.
Experience generating and interpreting research data, creating reports.
Responsibilities
Lead the BFI National Archive’s Moving Image Conservation Research Laboratory.
Manage RICHeS grant budget, ensuring compliance with financial procedures.
Develop and maintain strong relationships with colleagues and industry peers.
Coach colleagues in conservation policies and procedures.
Act as an ambassador for the BFI.
Skills
Postgraduate degree in heritage science or related area
Experience in a research lab or facility
Experience operating XRF
Experience operating FTIR spectroscopy
Experience operating NMR
Experience operating Microfade testing
Experience operating Dynamic Mechanical Analysis
Education
Postgraduate degree in heritage science or related area
Job description
An iconic film organization is seeking a Heritage Science Manager to lead its Moving Image Conservation Research Laboratory. This role includes managing technical aspects, developing relationships across the film industry, and ensuring best practices in conservation. Ideal candidates will have a postgraduate degree in heritage science and substantial research lab experience. The position offers competitive benefits and encourages diversity and inclusion in the workforce.