The Exhibit Designer is responsible for administrative, supervisory, and technical work involved in the design, fabrication, production, and maintenance of gallery, wayside, and directional exhibits across 27 state historic sites.

Serving as the lead designer for all in house projects, this position directs exhibit development, manages fabrication and installation, and oversees all online digital engagement initiatives for the Division. The role participates in all exhibit planning teams, consulting with Historic Sites staff and subject matter experts to ensure historical accuracy, thematic consistency, and compliance with graphic standards.

The Exhibit Designer also supervises the Graphic Designer/Exhibit Technician, the Multimedia Technician, and a part-time Graphic Designer, serves on the Exhibits Coordinating Committee, and is responsible for all graphic elements used at both the division and site levels.

The position is supervised by the Director of Curatorial Services and is evaluated based on design aesthetics, effectiveness of exhibit installations, digital engagement outcomes, and adherence to project deadlines.

Salary Range: $37,377.00-$61,759.00/year