Job Responsibilities

• Manage the loan-in and loan-out procedures for the 177 project artifacts and the Underwater Cultural Heritage Resource Center.
• Coordinate the transportation of the 177 project artifacts back to Taiwan, conduct inventory checks, and carry out conservation and preservation work.
• Perform inspection, registration, organization, accessioning, and related processing of selected artifacts.
• Prepare, organize, and compile project reports related to artifact inspection and registration, organization, conservation and preservation, and accessioning.
• Organize, proofread, compile, and prepare documentation for the conservation and preservation records of the 177 project artifacts.
• Assist in the planning, preparation, on-site execution, and outcome documentation of practical workshops.
• Assist with exhibition updates and educational outreach activities.
• Assist in reviewing, updating, compiling, and managing electronic records within the collections management system.
• Assist with project budget administration, reimbursement processing, and other administrative documentation.

Work Location

Underwater Cultural Heritage Resource Center, National Center for Cultural Heritage, Ministry of Culture
(Building R08, Cultural Heritage Park)

Employment Type

Full-time

Salary

Salary will be determined in accordance with the University's salary regulations based on academic qualifications.

• Master's degree: Approximately NT$55,500 per month

Benefits

• Labor Insurance, National Health Insurance, and pension contributions in accordance with Taiwan's Labor Standards Act.
• Working hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
• Two-day weekend (Saturday and Sunday)

Qualifications

1. Applicants must not hold current student status.
2. A master's degree or above from a domestic or international university recognized by the Ministry of Education is required. Applicants with academic backgrounds in cultural heritage conservation and restoration or related fields are preferred.
3. Applicants must not fall under any of the disqualifying conditions specified in Article 4 of the Regulations Governing the Employment of Contract Personnel by the Executive Yuan and Its Subordinate Central and Local Government Agencies, including, but not limited to, individuals without Republic of China (Taiwan) nationality or those holding dual nationality where prohibited.
4. Demonstrated ability in artifact transportation planning, packing and handling, inventory verification, condition assessment, conservation treatment, and documentation management.
5. Strong technical writing, content organization, and professional documentation skills, with the ability to independently conduct conservation treatments, condition assessments, treatment documentation, and project reporting for artifacts of various materials.
6. A proactive work attitude, excellent interpersonal communication and teamwork skills, and willingness to travel and work overtime when required by project activities.
7. Professional English communication skills for collaborating with international consultants and co-principal investigators. Applicants must provide proof of an IELTS Academic score of 6.0 or above, or an equivalent English-language qualification.
8. Proficiency in official document preparation and Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
9. Previous experience in the conservation and preservation of underwater cultural heritage is preferred.

Application Procedure

Applicants should prepare the following documents and submit them by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Email Subject: Application for Project Assistant (Conservation and Preservation)

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Qualified applicants will be invited for an interview. Applicants who do not meet the qualifications will not receive further notification.

Required Application Documents

• Curriculum Vitae (including a recent headshot photograph)
• Autobiography
• Copy of both sides of the National Identification Card
• Copy of the highest academic diploma (Foreign academic credentials must include official authentication by the appropriate overseas representative office and a certified Chinese translation.)
• Proof of employment experience (e.g., certificate of employment, service certificate, or current employment verification, if applicable)
• Supporting documents demonstrating qualifications listed under the preferred criteria (optional)

Contact Information

Telephone: +886-5-534-2601 ext. 3096 or 3099

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About the Research Center

The Culture Ark – Center for Cultural Technology Research is dedicated to advancing research and practical applications in three major areas: Cultural Technology, Cultural Content, and Cultural Enterprise Management. Its primary missions include:

1. Applying technology to present culture and preserve cultural heritage.
2. Conducting research and developing technologies for cultural heritage conservation, restoration, and maintenance.
3. Developing scientific techniques for artifact examination to provide information on the age, materials, and structural characteristics of cultural objects and artworks for authentication, conservation, and restoration.
4. Fostering collaboration with cultural industries by contributing expertise in cultural science and engineering while cultivating professionals for the sector.
5. Applying materials technology to enhance the processes and materials used in traditional crafts.

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