POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Exhibits Intern position will involve maintaining and repairing the Planetarium and Science On a Sphere, as well as researching, designing, constructing, installing, or improving hands-on science exhibits for the museum floor. The Intern will report to the Exhibits and Facilities Director.

REQUIRED SKILLS: Knowledge on proper use of hand tools and power tools. Some electrical skills. Can lift 30+ pounds and occasionally be around fumes and is ok with heights. Engineering, design, mechanical aptitude; comfort with and interest in science and education; both team-oriented and self-directed; flexibility; problem-solver; professional in attitude and appearance; energetic, enthusiastic.

QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a currently-enrolled community college, 4-year college or university student in good academic standing.

Experience in any of the following areas is beneficial but not required: Acting, Advanced Automatics and Robotics Technology; Biotechnology; Computer Science; Database Management & Administration; Education; Electronics & Computer Technology; Engineering; General Studies; Informatics; Information Technology Support; Liberal Arts; Server Administration; Software Development and Visual Communications.

SCHEDULE:  Temporary intern position from the Fall 2026 through the spring of 2027. Typically 10-20 hours per week, about 400 hours total. Schedule will be flexible, with days and time to be agreed upon by the Exhibits and Facilities team and the Intern.

WAGE: $14/hour.

APPLY: Open posting, positions filled as needed. Send cover letter, resume and list of professional references (minimum of 3).

Science Central is an equal opportunity employer.