• Program development in liaison with the Museum’s fundraising department and program department – curators, exhibition and educational project managers

• Independent research on the subject of the project, material collection, selection of specialists

• Manage the full cycle of project implementation: communication with contractors, preparation of announcement materials, coordination of installations or events at the site

• Keep project timelines and budgets

• Manage the Museum and partner organization’s deadlines

• Make presentations and collecting project reports

Candidate Requirements:

• Higher education in the humanities (cultural studies/art criticism/history)

• Interest in contemporary culture, art, humanities research

• Experience in project management and work, including volunteer work in the spheres of culture or education

• Experience in organizing public events, working with different audiences is desirable

• Competent verbal and written skills in Russian and English

• Abilities in information retrieval and research on a given topic, ability to systematize and analyze information.

• Computer literacy, ability to create PowerPoint or Keynote presentations

• Ability and willingness to learn new software for work

• Ability to work in a team and moderate negotiations

• Attentiveness, self-organization and ability to work independently

• Stress resistance

Terms:

• Eull-time, (5/2)

• Office in Gorky Park

• Formal employment

• Candidates will be asked to complete a test assignment and be interviewed

• Probation period – two months