Careers
Successful employees of the MOST are committed to teamwork and collaboration. We recognize we are a part of a community and a key part of our success is helping others to reach theirs. We are respectful and supportive of one another. We lead and learn from each other in a culture of being present; connecting with transparency, dignity, and respect.
Digital Content & Technology Coordinator
The position supports the design, production, installation, and maintenance of digital educational content and audio-video/electrical displays that serve the MOST’s mission of informal, hands-on STEM learning. This position is ideal for a passionate, creative problem-solver with a strong technical background and an eye for storytelling through technology and digital media.
Successful employees of the MOST are committed to teamwork and collaboration. We recognize we are a part of a community and a key part of our success is helping others to reach theirs. We are respectful and supportive of one another. We lead and learn from each other in a culture of being present; connecting with transparency, dignity, and respect.
Job Functions
Support the design, production, installation, and maintenance of digital educational content and audio-video/electrical displays in exhibitions, including but not limited to:
• Educational slides/short videos
• Animations
• Planetarium shows
• Touchscreen interactives
• Video screens/projections and video players
• Electrical interactive displays
• 3D printing
Assist with the coordination and delivery of educational programs involving digital content/electrical components, e.g., planetarium programming, Robotics Challenge, Circuits & Chips Workshop, etc.
Assist with museum special events and projects as assigned
Skills Required
- Familiarity with audio-visual/electrical tools and technologies (e.g. media players, cables, displays, multimeters, wire strippers, basic circuitry, screens/projections, etc.)
- Experience using digital media production and editing tools (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite, OBS)
- Familiarity or interest in 3D modeling and design tools (e.g., Blender, TinkerCAD, etc.)
- Detail-oriented and proactive mindset
- Strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills with an iterative approach to design and troubleshooting
- Clear, effective written and verbal communication
- Collaborative mindset that enables cross-departmental coordination between designers, curators, technicians, educators, and fabricators.
- Motivated by community-focused, mission-driven work
- Experience in the development and production of planetarium content a plus.
Qualifications
Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in a related field (communication/digital media, AV technology, education, educational technology, museum studies, STEM)
An equivalent combination of education and practical experience will be considered.
Work Hours
This is a Monday-Friday, in person position at the MOST, with occasional weekend hours
Compensation
Pay Range: $24-27 per hour, commensurate with experience/applicable skills
Apply
To apply, please send your resume and a cover letter to Emily Stewart, Sr. Director of Education & Curation, at estewart@most.org. Position open until filled.
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Please send a resume or questions to estewart@most.org.