• We are afederally recognized Native American tribe, dedicated to improving the

• UAIC allows employees to be innovative and forward-thinking while working in

• We provide 100% employer paid Medical, Dental, & Vision benefits for you and

• We contribute to your retirement account starting at 4%, whether or not you

• Work/life balance is valued by UAIC - We provide sixteen (16) paid holidays

• Complimentary, on-site lunch provided.

• The starting annual salary for the position is $75,000.

• This is an exempt position.
• Please visit https://www.auburnrancheria.com/careers/ to apply

Position Summary
This position is to coordinate with the tribal community to revitalize elements of UAIC
culture and area history and improve communication about existing traditions and
language. This may be accomplished in several ways, including but not limited to
communication through written narratives and guidebooks, visual media and films,
staging cultural-related events, encouraging artists, promoting tribal participation,
and coordinating with outside agencies, colleges, and universities. The position will
report to the Tribal Historic Preservation Director and coordinate closely with the
Tribal Historic Preservation Officer.
Summary of Job Functions

Essential Functions

• Convey cultural information to the Tribal and outside community in visual

and/or written formats.

• Coordinate with other Tribal Departments, particularly Education

• Identify and preserve visual media and visual and audiovisual files.

• Identify ways to convey UAIC culture and area history to tribal members.

• Conduct documentary and oral history interviews with tribal elders and

• Organize events focusing on cultural heritage, including preparing programs

• Write requests for proposals for outside vendors to develop requested

• Interact with Tribal members and Tribal agency staff in a professional and

respectful manner.

Non-essential Functions

• Knowledge of social media and how to promote events and information.

• Assist Director and THPO in providing recommendations and appropriate

• Coordinate, supervise, and train interns.

Minimum requirements

• B.A. or B.S. in anthropology, Native American studies, media studies,

communication, or related field.

• Minimum of two years’ experience in working in a tribal or cultural-related

• Experience and examples of professional production of graphically designed

Preferred qualifications:

• Previous experience in working and coordinating with California Indian

• Ability to convey information in visual and written formats.

Special Requirements

Must maintain STRICT CONFIDENTIALITY of all UAIC information received in trust
and confidence. Indian Preference does apply.

Please visit https://www.auburnrancheria.com/careers/ to apply