Hello! It’s us! We’re looking for moderators for our November 2015 events! I’m a Scientist and I’m an Engineer are award-winning online events allowing students (from 9 – 18) to interact with real live scientists and engineers. We’re looking for 2 moderators to work on the next event which will run from the 9th to the 20th November 2015. We will also be running I’m a Scientist and I’m an Engineer in Ireland.

Your key responsibilities will be:

• checking and approving questions
• adding appropriate keywords and tags
• logging and keeping track of questions, comments and dialogue
• checking the site for errors and inappropriate content and usernames
• moderating live chats
• helping to run the site

It’s actually a lot of fun as the students (and scientists) are quick and funny and full of energy. And hey, promoting science engagement is a good thing, am I right?!

What we’d like from you..

• You should be bright, thoughtful, pick stuff up easily, ideally with an interest in science engagement.
• You’ll have great attention to detail (THIS IS IMPORTANT)
• You enjoy being online, perhaps have experience in an online community.
• The site is all built on WordPress, so if you’ve used that the techy stuff will be pretty familiar.
• You’d be working from home, so you must also have broadband which doesn’t die every 10 minutes.

Extra bonus things we’d like, but aren’t hugely important..

• A sense of humor
• The ability to multitask
• Interested in discussing your lunch

Please send a CV and short covering letter ASAP (by Monday 26th October 2015), to Emily at emily@gallomanor.com, telling us why you think you’d be a good moderator.

• Dates: 9th – 20th November (Monday – Friday)
• Hours: 37.5/week, 08.30-16.00 GMT
• Pay: £8/hr

You can (and should) find out more about the events at: I’m a Scientist UK and Ireland and I’m an Engineer UK and Ireland.

You don’t need to..
Phone us because that’s what your careers officer said you should do.
Send a CV comprising more than 2 pages, with font smaller than 10pt or 2mm margins.