Daniel Traub Email & Phone Number

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• Casual role delivering educator-led programs based on the museum’s scientific and cultural collections to Early Years Audiences.This role includes:
• Assisting in the coordination, planning, and development of new educational content for the initial Minis Program.
• Providing ongoing care, maintenance, and administration of collections and resources.
• Providing accurate, informative, and relevant interpretation of museum objects, specimens, displays, and collections.
• Collaborating with staff from other departments within the museum and from other institutions.
• Delivering a high level of customer service and a seamless, safe, and comfortable experience for both visitors and students.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• Casual front of house role providing services and information regarding programs, exhibitions, and facilities to ensure positive experience for visitors.The role included:
• Attending to first level enquiries and issues visitors may have.
• Providing services in the operational areas of ticketing, memberships, bookings, and handling cash.
• Supporting programming and special events through tours, ushering, program delivery, set-up, and basic maintenance.
• Responsibility for enforcing regulations and procedures ensuring the safety and security of visitors and staff.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• A short-term role, developing engaging and educational content aimed at younger audiences for the Sydney Science Trail. The role included:
• Facilitating appropriate and safe use of collection objects and living specimens.
• Serving as liaison between AMRI scientists and Programming event staff.
• Managing spreadsheets and digital content for event planning.
• Maintaining flexible and adapted programming around ever-changing COVID-19 restrictions.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• Casual role interacting with visitors to encourage curiosity, stimulate discovery, and provide education and engagement.The role included:
• Creating and delivering outstanding interpretive programs and interactive learning experiences for visitors of all ages.
• Offering innovative and exciting analyses on exhibitions, specimens, and collections.
• Providing exceptional customer service to all visitors.
• Maintaining and cleaning museum spaces, specimens, and resources.
• Managing the competing demands and priorities of a range of visitors.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• Casual role providing on-floor interpretive work to the public in Search & Discover, the Museum’s hands-on interactive space.This role includes:
• Securing specimens and curated exhibitions within the Search & Discover space.
• Answering public enquiries on all natural history subjects and managed phones for general museum enquiries.
• Generating education signage for Search & Discover space.
• Generating educational programming for visitors of all ages.
• Establishing groundwork for an educational video series for the museum’s online presence.

Marin County, California, United States

Master Of Science - Ms, Palaeontology

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Geology, Biology

Double major in Biology and Geology with a minor in Palaeontology. Departmental Honours received for thesis on Eocene crocodylians