Preferred Education and/or Experience: Master's degree in astronomy, physics, science education, STEM education, science communication, museum studies, communications, or a related field; Experience presenting live planetarium programs to public audiences; Experience developing K-12 STEM educational programming; Familiarity with planetarium software, astronomical visualization systems, and audiovisual technologies; Experience supervising student employees, interns, or volunteers; Experience with grant-supported educational or outreach programs. Coordinate scheduling, facility utilization, and daily operations of the planetarium; Operate and assist with maintenance of planetarium projection systems, audiovisual equipment, and educational technologies; Ensure high-quality visitor experiences during public programs and educational events; Support educational, community, and special-event use of the planetarium facility; Assist with facility management, safety procedures, preventive maintenance, and equipment upgrades.