The New Brunswick Museum is seeking an individual to provide maintenance support for the New Brunswick Museum on a full time basis.

Duties: The successful candidate will be responsible for routine custodial duties for daily operation and special activities at the NBM Exhibition Centre at Market Square, Saint John.

The successful candidate requires some experience in building custodial work, strong interpersonal and communications skills, a great work ethic and the ability to work independently, as well as part of a team.

Evening and weekend work will be required; the schedule of hours may vary.

Qualifications: Applicants must have completed Grade 10 and have a minimum of one year related experience. Written and spoken competence in English is essential, as is a valid driver’s license. Computer skills should include e-mail, Internet and Microsoft Office. Security clearance will be required.

The ability to operate standard A/V equipment would be an asset.

Salary: $18.62 per hour

Applications must be received on or before June 12, 2020.

New Brunswick Museum
Human Resources
277 Douglas Ave., Saint John, New Brunswick E2K 1E5
Fax: (506) 643-2360 * Email: nbm-mnb@nbm-mnb.ca

The New Brunswick Museum Communications and Marketing (C&M) Team is looking for a dynamic, creative and engaging individual to assist as C&M Summer Student Assistant for the period June 22 to September 4, 2020.

To bring further awareness and support for the New Brunswick Museum as the only institution in the province that brings together human history, fine art and natural history, the C&M Summer Student Assistant will be working alongside the C&M Team remotely from home with the anticipation of some work onsite during intervals once NBM is reopen to the public, assisting with strategic ongoing marketing and communications activities to help support marketing of exhibitions, public programming, events, activities, behind-the-scenes, outreach programmes and partnerships, on various print and digital platforms.

The candidate will identify opportunities for the promotion of museum activities, plan for communication, develop and implement promotions. The student will improve their communications, marketing, business and public relations skills. The student will assist in creating, delivering and analyzing visitor and Museum members survey(s) to assist in strategic communications and marketing initiatives.

General Responsibilities
- The student will identify opportunities for the promotion of the Museum activities, plan for communication, develop and implement promotions.
- Assist in developing, implementing, and evaluating Marketing and Communications strategy, and several communications and marketing initiatives on a monthly basis.
- The student will assist in creating, delivering and analyzing visitor and museum members survey(s) online to assist in strategic communications and marketing initiatives.
- Interview, and coordinate photographs from staff, visitors, and events online to develop social media content and testimonials.
- Assist in graphic designing of various marketing collaterals, promotional materials for several projects, and coordinating content with external graphic designing and creatives’ production firms.
- Research, recommend, and assist in implementing innovative communication and promotional strategies to target several demographic groups.

Candidates would ideally be a student enrolled in communications, marketing, tourism, public relations, or other related field, with interest in New Brunswick natural history, human history, and/or fine arts, and must be continuing their studies in the fall of 2020.

Required Qualifications and skills:
- Excellent written, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Both English and French language skills, intermediate plus.
- Knowledge of social media platforms.
- Committed, enthusiastic and efficient, working independently or in a group primarily online.
- Flexible, quick learner, professional, highly motivated and organized.
- Computer skills should include Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and internet searches.
- Evening and weekend work and occasional travel.
- Possession of a valid New Brunswick driver’s license.

Desired skills:
- Graphic design, photography, and working knowledge of Adobe Acrobat DC and Photoshop
- Working knowledge of WordPress.

Position based at New Brunswick Museum Exhibition Centre / Working remotely from home with the anticipation of some work onsite during intervals once NBM is reopen to the public
1 Market Square, Saint John, N. B., E2L 4Z6
1-888-268-9595
www.nbm-mnb.ca info@nbm-mnb.ca

11 week position – 36.25 hours per week
Job Start Date June 22, 2020

Application Deadline: June 12, 2020

Please submit your application to:

Caitlin Griffiths - caitlin.griffiths@nbm-mnb.ca