SALARY:  $90,000–$110,000 annually + benfits

The Computer History Museum is seeking an organized, creative, and tech-savvy Oral History Program Manager to lead the day-to-day operations of the Museum’s Oral History Program and translate these stories into compelling digital content for broad audiences. This role bridges archival practice and storytelling, bringing the voices of computing pioneers to life across the Museum’s website, social media, and on-site experiences.

The Oral History Program Manager is responsible for the planning, coordination, and execution of the Museum’s Oral History Program, including the development, documentation, and publication of oral history interviews. The role ensures the program operates efficiently, maintains high standards for archival quality, and supports institutional priorities for collecting and preserving computing history.

In addition, the position works cross-functionally with curatorial, collections, and digital teams to translate oral history content into accessible and engaging formats for digital platforms. The role balances program management, content development, and stakeholder coordination to expand the reach and impact of the Museum’s oral history collection.