Join a team that helps people engage with science every day
Explore careers and opportunities at Aberdeen Science Centre and find out how you can help make science engaging and accessible across the North East.
Let's make science engaging across the North East
Working at Aberdeen Science Centre means being part of a charity that helps people explore science through hands-on discovery, learning and play.
Our team supports visitors, schools, families, community groups, events and education programmes across the centre and beyond. Some roles are visitor-facing. Others support operations, learning, events, partnerships, administration or the wider running of the organisation.
What makes ASC different is the mix of science, people and purpose. A day here can involve welcoming families, supporting a school visit, helping deliver an event, preparing activities, working with community groups or keeping the centre running smoothly behind the scenes.
If you enjoy working with people, care about learning and want to contribute to a charity with a clear role in the North East, ASC could be a rewarding place to work.
Open roles at Aberdeen Science Centre
Discover, explore and play at Aberdeen Science Centre
Applying for a role at ASC
If you are interested in a current vacancy, please follow the application instructions listed on the role.
For general careers enquiries, contact the team with a short introduction and any relevant information about your experience, interests or the type of role you are looking for.
It is helpful to include:
•Your name
•Contact details
•The role you are applying for, if relevant
•Your CV or relevant experience
•A short note explaining why you are interested in working with ASC
•Your availability or preferred working pattern, if relevant
•Any access or support requirements for the recruitment process
The team will review applications in line with the details provided for each vacancy.
Help make science feel open, active and welcoming.
Explore current opportunities or get in touch to learn more about working with Aberdeen Science Centre.
