Museum Curator — Digital Exhibitions & Research

US Smithsonian Institution; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Smithsonian American Women's History Museum seeks a professional to research, analyze, and review digital content, collections and exhibitions. The role entails conceptualizing projects, and producing digital experiences that engage scholars and the public.

You will oversee contractors, manage budgets, and advise leadership on digital engagement strategies. The position requires experience at GS-12 level or higher, and a track record of public-facing museum content development and collaboration

Qualifications

• One year of specialized experience equivalent to at least the GS-12 level in the Federal Service.
• Experience researching, analyzing and reviewing digital content, collections, exhibitions and educational materials to conceptualize and execute projects.
• Experience planning, producing and implementing original digital content engaging scholarly and public audiences.
• Experience overseeing contractors including statements of work and budgets; advising leadership on long-term digital engagement strategies.

Responsibilities

• Plan, produce and implement original digital content that engages scholarly and public audiences.
• Oversee contractors and manage statements of work and budgets.
• Represent the museum publicly at scholarly events, meetings and media.

Skills

Researching digital content

Analyzing collections

Reviewing exhibits and materials

Public engagement and representation

Budget management

Education

Museum-related degree

Job description

Smithsonian American Women's History Museum seeks a professional to research, analyze, and review digital content, collections and exhibitions. The role entails conceptualizing projects, and producing digital experiences that engage scholars and the public.

You will oversee contractors, manage budgets, and advise leadership on digital engagement strategies. The position requires experience at GS-12 level or higher, and a track record of public-facing museum content development and collaboration