See below for the full announcement. There’s a pretty ambitious wish list: a business or economic historian (I think at least at the M.A. level) with expertise on globalization or the “impact” of IT on American business with museum experience in developing exhibitions. Being part of an ethnic minority would be a big plus. Tom -------OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BELOW---------- Exhibition Researcher The National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center, Smithsonian Institution, is seeking an individual to take a curatorial role in the development of a new 14,000 square foot exhibition on American business history.  As part of an exhibition team, the researcher will collaborate with museum staff in shaping the intellectual content of the exhibition; selecting objects; conducting historical research; writing script; and participating in presentations to outside groups. Applicant’s CV should document: • Knowledge of the impact of globalization and/or computer technology on American business • Scholarly knowledge of American business and/or economic history • Knowledge of material culture and object research • Writing skills • Experience developing exhibitions. This is a fulltime, 1-year non-federal position with possible extension.  Salary ranges from $51,630 - $67,114 plus excellent benefits.  To apply, send your resume to liebholdp@si.edu by April 5, 2010. The Smithsonian is an Equal Opportunity employer. Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.