A passion and interest for developing the relationships and care practices that best support communities and collections; Interest in maintaining conversations about NAGPRA, collections care, and best practices with other museums; Experience with repatriation; A commitment to anti-colonial practices and mentoring the next generation of museum professionals and students; Knowledge and experience with Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and environmental monitoring; Knowledge of scanning equipment and digital cameras, rights & reproductions, copyright law; Knowledge of archives management and best practices; Preventive conservation training; Previous experience inventorying collections; Experience with grant writing; Ability to publish, present and share research findings with the public in various formats; Commitment to professional growth through participation in conferences, community gatherings and professional networking; Flexibility to work in a dynamic environment requiring departmental and institutional coordination. As a member of the HAC department, the Collections Manager will work as a team with HAC Curators, Collections Managers, the Bill Holm Center, Artist Studio Coordinator, assistants, students and volunteers, and cultivate connections across all Burke departments, as well as between the cultural collections and Oceanic, Asian and Near Eastern collections in other departments at the Burke Museum.