The James Hutton Institute is seeking a Project Archivist to lead the development, preservation, interpretation, and accessibility of the National Soils Map Archive. You will manage archival assessment, cataloguing, preservation, and digitisation strategies for high-value collections with autonomy and professional judgement.
You will conduct condition surveys, develop prioritised conservation plans, and advise on metadata standards, data governance, and long-term stewardship for Open Science and
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Lead Archivist for Soils Map Archive employer: The James Hutton Institute
The James Hutton Institute is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and inclusive work culture that values diversity and promotes employee growth. With a commitment to flexible working and a focus on impactful research in ecological science, employees have the opportunity to engage in meaningful projects while benefiting from professional development and collaboration with a range of stakeholders. Located in a vibrant academic environment, the Institute fosters creativity and innovation, making it an ideal place for those looking to contribute to significant global challenges.
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The James Hutton Institute Recruitment Team
