digital archivist jobs

You will play a key role in preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will play a key role in locating existing records, preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will work closely with two teams to manage document control and support quality assurance processes.

You should be highly organised, capable of working independently as well as part of a team, and confident in managing multiple tasks efficiently.

A leading archival institution in London is seeking a Head of Cataloguing, Taxonomy and Data to transform its Catalogue and Taxonomy Department. This role requires a senior archivist who can lead a multidisciplinary team, manage complex archival issues, and deliver innovative catalogue services. Candidates should be prepared to engage with global archival communities and introduce new practices...

Who we're looking for We are seeking a part time Archivist (2 to 3 days per week, with flexible working arrangements and onsite working due to the nature of the role) who is passionate about the value that history can add to an innovative client-focused business. Your role will have a focus on maximising the positive impact that our history can have for our stakeholders, together with ensuring...

You will play a key role in preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will play a key role in locating existing records, preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will play a key role in preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will play a key role in locating existing records, preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

A leading archival institution in London is seeking a Head of Cataloguing, Taxonomy and Data to transform its Catalogue and Taxonomy Department. This role requires a senior archivist who can lead a multidisciplinary team, manage complex archival issues, and deliver innovative catalogue services. Candidates should be prepared to engage with global archival communities and introduce new practices...

You will play a key role in preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will play a key role in locating existing records, preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will carry out detailed analysis of digital files, help support other institutions by answering enquiries, and build and share your expertise. There will be opportunities to develop ideas to make our tools better.

You will work with a diverse, highly skilled team including digital archivists and data engineers.

You will play a key role in preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will play a key role in locating existing records, preserving, structuring, and digitising technical records and historical data to support both operational delivery and strategic planning.

You will be a senior archivist, able to operate at the centre of the institution’s work. Leading a group of expert professionals, you will ensure the archive has intellectual control of its holdings.

You will pioneer the development of new archival practice for digital records.

You will be sharing your experiences with archivists around the world.

You will be a senior archivist, able to operate at the centre of the institution's work. Leading a group of expert professionals, you will ensure the archive has intellectual control of its holdings.

You will pioneer the development of new archival practice for digital records.

You will be sharing your experiences with archivists around the world.

You will carry out detailed analysis of digital files, help support other institutions by answering enquiries, and build and share your expertise. There will be opportunities to develop ideas to make our tools better.

You will work with a diverse, highly skilled team including digital archivists and data engineers.