Opened in 2010, the Goode Center is one of the largest conservation facilities in the southeast and is outfitted with advanced analytical and examination capabilities including hyperspectral, infrared, and multiband imaging, scanning and portable x-ray fluorescence, FT-IR, microfade testing, polarized light microscopy, and computed x-radiography. The primary objective of this full-time position is to provide support for the Susan and David Goode Center for Advanced Study in Art Conservation under the direction of the Chief Conservator, primarily by performing the following duties: Timely procurement of goods, services and contracts, including processing any surplus, returns, or exchanges.