Planetarium Presenter (Part-Time)

Present astronomy programs in our Digital Planetarium. Operate and monitor computer and projection equipment and manage crowds and physical space. Public speaking, knowledge/interest in astronomy and the night sky, comfortable learning digital planetarium software and technology, and a keen eye for detail are all necessary skills. Availability from Tuesday to Saturday with some occasional evenings. Duties & Responsibilities: Experience working with the general public (including children) Comfort in front of audiences Familiarity with science content Ability to provide excellent guest service to museum visitors Engaging with the visitors between shows Updating and creating follow-up educational resources for teachers Potential opportunities to assist in development and implementation of programming Maintaining materials and supplies Other duties as assigned Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of: Applicants must have completed at least one year of college coursework or comparable experience. Interest and/or coursework in science or education are encouraged Knowledge of basic science content Skills: Good judgement, personal responsibility, and productive impact Ability to: Work both independently and as part of a team Provide excellent guest service to museum visitors Attend training sessions as part of the onboarding process Pass a background check #J-18808-Ljbffr