The Director of Community Education and Engagement directs the vision of the Metal Museum’s community education and engagement programs to ensure that all programs work cohesively to engage and excite all members of our local community, as well as our national metalsmithing and maker community. This position will need to be familiar with and keep informed on trends and topics happening in the museum field as well as the metalsmithing and craft fields at large. This creative and strategic thinker will lead a team to develop, implement, and maintain programs in all aspects of learning including exhibition and gallery education, youth and adult community workshops, beginning and advanced Metals Studios classes (in multiple areas including Foundry, Blacksmith Shop, and Fine Metals), and on- and off-site outreach programs. The Director of Community Education and Engagement reports directly to the Executive Director, currently oversees two positions, and is a highly collaborative position working with all departments. 

• High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent required; associate’s or bachelor’s degree preferred.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in education and outreach preferred.
• Leadership and supervisory experience (2-3 years preferred).  Experience in not-for-profit environment preferred.
• Genuine interest in and knowledge of museums, metalworking, and visual arts strongly desired.
• Ability to work with a diverse array of people, including Museum guests, supporters, clients, vendors, volunteers, and staff, in both large and small groups. Skills and Technical Competencies 
• Exceptional project management and communication skills. 
• Public Speaking.
• Proficiency in several computer programs, including but not limited to Microsoft Office Suite, Gmail, and Adobe preferred.