Conservator-Restorer (50-60 %)
- 25 September 2026
- 50 – 60%
- Permanent position
- German (Native language)
- 6300 Zug
About the job
Conservator-Restorer (50-60 %)
Your tasks
- Cleaning, packing and securing archaeological finds for long-term storage, transport and relocations as well as ensuring the proper handling of the objects
- Monitoring climate and light conditions, IPM in exhibition rooms and depots and implementing preventive conservation measures
- Care and preparation of loans and ensuring compliance with loan conditions
- Support in preparations and in the assembly and disassembly of special exhibitions
- Documentation of conservation and restoration measures with IMDAS.pro as well as carrying out minor conservation work
Your profile
- Completed Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in conservation and restoration, preferably with experience in handling archaeological objects
- Good knowledge of preventive conservation as well as proper handling, cleaning and packing of cultural assets
- Experience in packing, storage and preparation of objects for transport
- Knowledge in the area of loan traffic and exhibition support as well as a strong awareness of the requirements for proper object handling
- Careful and reliable working method as well as a high sense of responsibility in dealing with archaeological cultural assets
- Independent, structured and solution-oriented working method
- Good IT user skills; experience with IMDAS.pro is an advantage
Our offer
- A varied and largely independent activity
- A pleasant and collegial environment in a small team
- Flexible working hours
- Attractive employment conditions and good social benefits
Interested?
Then we look forward to receiving your application via the application link.
For further information, Bernhard Bigler, Collection Curator, Tel. +41 41 594 11 93, or Rebecca Nobel, Museum Director, Tel. +41 41 594 27 82, will be happy to assist you.
Your working environment
The Museum of Prehistory of the Canton of Zug presents the archaeological finds from the canton and contributes to the cultural diversity in the city of Zug. The presentation for the public includes a wide range of events, guided tours and
experience programmes. Core tasks also include the storage,
restoration and conservation of archaeological finds.
Further vacancies at: www.zg.ch/stellen