Touring Exhibition Project Manager

About ACMI ACMI is your museum of screen culture. Watch, play, make and discover the universe of screen-based art, films, TV and videogames. Visit us in Naarm/Melbourne's Fed Square, online and on tour. Our museum attracts millions of visitors through a vibrant offer of exhibitions, screenings, commissions and festivals. ACMI's industry, education and creative incubator programs inspire and develop the next generation of screen creatives. We are a globally recognised hub that connects people, communities, technology and ideas to shape our futures. More at acmi.net.au About The Role Join ACMI as a Touring Exhibition Project Manager to develop and implement ACMI's touring program and strategy. You'll plan and deliver quality exhibitions at national and international venues, whilst overseeing the preparation of future ACMI exhibitions for tour. Reporting to the Head of Touring this is a 12-month full-time fixed term parental leave cover position commencing 16 February 2026. What You'll Bring To The Role Experience leading the delivery of cultural exhibitions which include physical, digital and interactive elements, from planning to implementation/delivery. A versatile, flexible and creative approach to cultivating productive working relationships with a diverse range of stakeholders both internal and external. Experience in managing workloads to achieve results, often working with tight timeframes and competing priorities. Commercial awareness in securing and negotiating exhibition tours, with the ability to maintain contractual requirements. A demonstrated understanding of OH&S policies, procedures and processes with a working knowledge of object handling standards in a museum environment. What We Offer 12-month full-time fixed term parental leave cover position commencing 16 February 2026. Grade 4.1 role with starting salary of $97,955 plus super. A talented, committed and creative team of people with a passion for screen culture, technology and media, cultural diversity, and inspiring new forms of creativity in our communities. A museum and workspace that provides an exceptional space to collaborate with colleagues located in the heart of Melbourne in Federation Square (just a 5 min walk from Flinders Street station). As a valued team member, you can enjoy complimentary and discounted tickets, discounts at our shop and cafe, access to wellbeing activities, learning and development programs and our Employee Assistance Program. Flexible working, including a mix of onsite and work from home days depending on your role. Visit the ACMI website to learn more about working with us. How To Apply To obtain a position description and apply online visit ACMI Careers. Follow the online application process, submit your resume and a brief cover letter (max 1 page) detailing why you are interested in the role. Please contact us via or to discuss making adjustments to the recruitment process for your accessibility needs. Applications close Sunday 7 December 2025 at 11:59pm . Please note interviews will be held on Friday 12 December 2025 . Equal Opportunity and Accessibility Statement ACMI is a child safe workplace and actively promotes the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children from all backgrounds. ACMI is an equal opportunity employer, committed to building an inclusive workplace that supports diverse thinking and innovation. We encourage applications from First Nations People, people of culturally diverse backgrounds, Deaf and Disabled people and people from the LGBTIQA+ community. All sectors of the community are welcome to apply. Applicants must be an Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident or hold a valid work permit or visa. Work eligibility will be checked as part of the recruitment process. The successful applicant is required to complete reference and background checks prior to employment, including a Working with Children Check where required and National Police Check. Naarm is the traditional Aboriginal name for Melbourne which encompasses the traditional lands of the Kulin Nation, a collective of five Aboriginal language groups, the Wurundjeri, Boon Wurrung, Wathaurrung, Taungurung and Dja Dja Wurrung. #J-18808-Ljbffr