The Volunteer Program Coordinator assists with the effective management and coordination of a large volunteer program involving more than 500 volunteers in delivering high quality interactions,  and outreach activities to the public, school groups, adults, students of all ages, families, and a range of community groups. The Coordinator provides administrative support and facilitation of activities for the ongoing operation of recruiting and sustaining a broad range of organizational volunteers, including scheduling and facilitating training sessions, and a variety of efforts for engaging volunteers at the Museum.

The Curatorial Assistant works with the Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs on various administrative and collections based projects. This is a five month assignment.

The Developer of Learning, Experience and Programming is responsible for the coordination and implementation of Adult Public Program (APP) streams that support OMCA’s brand as a museum, garden and gathering place and advance its social impact of building trust, understanding, and connection between people and communities. 

The position collaborates with the APP Manager, other OMCA staff, artists, and community members to develop 3 program streams: Spotlight Sundays, a monthly mid-scale offering that connects audiences to the Museum’s exhibitions, core galleries, and emerging community conversations; Gallery Chats, which recruits and trains volunteers to connect content with lived experience to help make meaning and foster a sense of belonging for visitors in OMCA’s galleries; and Thursday After Hours a seasonal (Jan-March) weekly after hours in-gallery program. Additional institutional responsibilities may also arise as needed. 

The position works in partnership with a unit of Program Managers and Program Developers who work cross-functionally and support a cohesive slate of programming, learning, and experience activities. 

The Director, Technology is responsible for providing strategic vision, leadership, management and administration for a wide range of technologies and systems used at the Museum in support of our mission, vision, values and visitor-centered philosophy. The position will oversee technology and data systems to meet current demands as well as prepare for changes and upgrades, both internally and externally driven.  This role requires the ability to balance cross-departmental requests, effectively communicate technology priorities across the organization and provide excellent customer service.