Science Presenter, Program Designer

Orlando Science Center

. Educate the public about various sciences through demonstrations and hands-on activities .

Posted 9/18/2026full-timeOrlando • Florida • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $0 - $19 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in educational program design and delivery, utilizing technologies such as VR platforms and flight simulators to create engaging science experiences. Strong communication and customer service skills are essential for effectively engaging with diverse audiences and managing interactive sessions.

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Educational Program DesignVirtual EngagementPublic SpeakingTechnical TroubleshootingContent Development

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Hard Skills

Science EducationProgram DevelopmentDigital Security SystemsTechnical TroubleshootingContent CreationProject ManagementAudience EngagementVR PlatformsFlight SimulatorsBlender

Soft Skills

Communication SkillsCustomer ServiceFlexibilityCreativityTeam Training

Tools & Technologies

DiscordVirtual LabOffice EquipmentComputer SoftwareSocial Media

Industry Keywords

Science EducationPublic ProgramsExhibit FacilitationHands-On ActivitiesAuditorium Programming

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Educate the public about various sciences through demonstrations and hands-on activities
Deliver large-capacity auditorium programming on and off museum grounds, guided tours, presentations, exhibit hall facilitation, and floor demonstrations
Host engaging computer-based science programs in the Virtual Lab
Design, develop, and execute immersive educational experiences using flight simulators, VR platforms, Blender, and Steam
Manage interactive sessions on platforms such as Discord
Contribute to the development and refinement of Virtual Lab content
Maintain associated hardware, software, and digital security systems
Engage members and the general public professionally across exhibit halls, stages, and labs
Work with the Manager of Public Programs as primary content developer and curator
Create science content for website blogs, social media videos, signage, and event programming
Train team members on programming content
Manage multiple projects independently and develop creative new ideas
Report on project progress and oversee budgets and resource allocations as needed
Solve day-of-programming problems with flexibility and good judgment
Perform other related duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Degree seeking or hold a bachelor’s degree in science education, chemistry, physical science, physics, astronomy, or other related sciences
Experience speaking in front of a large audience
Good written and oral communication skills
Prior experience in educational program design, virtual engagement, and technical troubleshooting
Ability to complete tasks with minimal supervision
Excellent customer service skills
Must be able to work weekends and after hour events as needed
May need to alter primary workdays during school break weeks, especially in the summer
Ability to remain in a stationary position and move throughout the museum
Ability to ascend/descend stairs, ladders, or other equipment
Ability to operate a computer and/or office equipment efficiently and accurately
Ability to manipulate and move components weighing up to 25 pounds
Ability to communicate and exchange accurate information in person, electronically, and over the phone

Benefits

Comp & perks

Full-time, benefited position