• serving as the main point of contact for preventive conservation advice across M+ public programs (exhibitions, events, and loans);
• collaborating with internal teams and external stakeholders to implement preventive conservation practices;
• managing environmental monitoring, including temperature, humidity, light, and pollutant assessments;
• overseeing and implementing the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program, including pest treatment, monitoring, and reporting;
• preparing, treating, and documenting objects for acquisition, exhibition, and loan;
• providing recommendations on handling, crating, and transit for objects;
• developing and delivering training sessions on conservation principles, safety, and emergency procedures;
• participating in research initiatives and collaborate with scientists on technical studies;
• integrating sustainable practices into conservation workflows and recommending improvements; and
• undertaking additional duties as needed to support conservation and operational goals.

• possess a Master's degree from a recognized conservation training program with a concentration or demonstrated experience in preventive conservation;
• have a minimum of 7 years of practical postgraduate conservation experience, preferably in a museum or institutional setting; candidates with less experience may be considered for Associate Conservator position;
• have experience in providing preventive conservation guidance for exhibitions and installations;
• demonstrate strong foundation in conservation/material science, preventive conservation principles, and methodologies;
• be familiarity with risk assessment processes and their application in preventive conservation;
• exhibit experience in identifying pest issues, conducting IPM monitoring, and implementing effective pest treatment strategies;
• demonstrate ability to develop practical, risk-based solutions that align with institutional resources and staff capacity;
• have knowledge of best practices for the storage, transportation, and installation of artworks;
• have experience in modern and contemporary art, architecture, and design, including knowledge of materials, techniques, and diverse conservation methods;
• demonstrate commitment to integrating sustainable practices into conservation;
• exhibit strong critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and a collaborative mindset;
• demonstrate the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, dynamic environment; and
• exhibit strong oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills in English; knowledge of Chinese (Cantonese or Mandarin) is advantageous but not required.