Conservator

Stockholms kommun · Full-time

Palermogatan, Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm – our capital with millions of dreams, expectations and ambitions. We work for everyone who lives here today and in the future. Now we're looking for you who wants to think big, new and different with us – for the people of Stockholm. Culture is an important part of Stockholm's nervous system and touches millions of people every year. At the Department of Culture, we work together to strengthen cultural life in Stockholm. We have an open work environment where employees are highly involved in development. Join us and help Stockholm grow with culture! Welcome to us We're looking for you who has completed conservator training and has experience working in a museum. As a conservator at Museums and Art, you'll work in a team with other conservators, collection antiquarians and a museum assistant. The workplace is mostly based in storage environments. The work tasks vary with an emphasis on preventive care and conservation, but the work also includes work within exhibition activities at the department's two museums (Stadsmuseet and Medeltidsmuseet). The role also includes curatorial tasks such as monitoring climate and cooling systems. We offer The City has collective agreements and within the department there are great opportunities for professional development as the activities require it. Wellness allowance, flexible hours and continuous work on work environment that creates good collaboration, strong employee engagement and high satisfaction are conducted within the department. Your role Your role will give you significant responsibility and the opportunity to work in several different collaborations. In broad terms, it includes: - Preventive work to create good conditions for our collections - Care for, handle and conserve objects of various materials - Carry out assignments in other departments in the city (20%) Your competence and experience We're looking for you who has completed the conservator program and has experience in museum work as a conservator. Particularly valuable is if you have experience as a wood and furniture conservator. A police record excerpt from the Swedish Police (Data Protection Regulation, GDPR) is not required for this position. Stockholm City works with competence-based recruitment aimed at recognizing each person's competence and thus counteracting discrimination. Remember to never upload a police record excerpt from the Swedish Police (Data Protection Regulation, GDPR) with your application. As of September 1, 2026, we are removing the option to recruit with a personal letter. We recruit without a personal letter to strengthen focus on competence and experience for this role. When you submit your application, you will answer a number of questions. We ask that you answer the questions concretely and briefly and that there is a clear connection between your answers and your CV. When we evaluate your application, we base it on your CV and the questions you have answered. After the final application deadline, we review all applications. You can read more about the Department of Culture here. The Department of Culture invests in and prioritizes digital competence and offers professional development for all employees. Read more about our benefits here, and read more about what it's like to work in Stockholm City.