Collections Manager

AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Collections ManagerHelp preserve the machines, stories and history that shaped American motorcycling.The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, is seeking a detail‑driven, hands‑on Collections Manager to support the care, documentation and presentation of one of the most significant motorcycle collections in the country. This role works directly with the Hall of Fame Museum Curator to ensure that motorcycles and artifacts are preserved, cataloged, transported and exhibited according to professional museum standards.If you love organization, precision and the behind‑the‑scenes work that keeps a museum running, and you’re excited about telling the stories of motorcycles and cultural heritage, this role is a perfect fit.What You’ll DoYou’ll manage object handling, documentation, photography, storage, loan coordination and exhibition installation. You’ll work with donors, lenders, transporters, volunteers and museum staff to ensure every object is cared for and every exhibit is executed safely and professionally while maximizing visitor engagement.You’ll also support fundraising projects, remote exhibitions and museum operations when needed.Key ResponsibilitiesCollections care, documentation and interpretationLoans and acquisitionsExhibition installationSupport event‑related object logisticsAssist with collections access and policy implementationSupport fundraising and collections monetization projectsTrain and supervise volunteers and internsProvide occasional visitor services and museum operations supportWhat We’re Looking ForBachelor’s degree in museum studies, history, marketing or a related field.Minimum two years of experience working with museum collections or equivalent.Knowledge of museum collections management principles and ethical standards.Proficiency with collections management software, CatalogIt experience preferred.Strong attention to detail and organizationExcellent communication skillsAbility to lift up to 50 lbs., climb ladders, and work in low‑light environmentsKnowledge of motorcycle history or culture #J-18808-Ljbffr American Motorcycle Association