Lead the significant insect and arachnid collections at the Royal Ontario Museum, advancing research and public engagement. This full time permanent role emphasizes collaboration and innovation in showcasing biodiversity. As Curator of Insects and Arachnids at ROM, you will guide one of North America’s most valuable entomological collections.

This role involves conducting pioneering research in taxonomy, systematics, and conservation while developing exhibitions and educational programs that engage a diverse audience. You will also work collaboratively across various departments to inspire learning and mentor emerging researchers. Key Responsibilities:
Lead the stewardship and strategic growth of the insect and arachnid collection
Conduct original research and publish findings in relevant disciplines




Develop educational initiatives connecting audiences with biodiversity
Collaborate on interdisciplinary projects across art, culture, and nature
Build partnerships with universities, Indigenous communities, and research organizations Requirements:
PhD in arthropod systematics, ecology, or conservation biology
Proven research excellence with scholarly publications
At least one year of postdoctoral experience in relevant settings
Experience with natural history collections and research
Robust communication and relationship-building skills Shape the future of ROM’s insect and arachnid research, inspiring public interest and understanding in biodiversity.

📌 Insects And Arachnids Curator At Rom Toronto
🏢 Entomological Society of America
📍 Toronto