Senior Producer
Collusion
Collusion is recruiting: help us shape the future of the art/tech ecosystem
Collusion is an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation (NPO), exploring technology as a medium for artistic and social transformation. Following the launch of our 2026 report The Ecosystem: Finding balance in the digital arts superorganism, we're building our team to help us turn its findings into action. This is a pivotal moment to join a small, highly-networked team and NPO at the forefront of the UK’s art and technology. Become a crucial player in developing this emerging digital / immersive / hybrid cross artform sector into a healthy ecosystem with a regenerative lifecycle.
If you’re an an ambitious, experienced, tech-loving Producer with a track record of delivering high-quality art/tech projects, this role is for you. You’ll bridge curation with hands-on project management, leading our flagship ART // TECH // PLAY programme, supporting practice-led artist experimentation with creative technologies and distribution of innovative art/tech work.
£35k pa pro rata (£28k for 0.8 FTE / 30hrs) + 3% pension contribution. Flexible annualised hours scheme
Location: Based at Cambridge Junction or home, with travel to locations across East Anglia
Term: Initially fixed to end March 2028 with a view to extend subject to NPO funding
Working times: Typically Monday to Thursday between 9am and 6pm, with occasional evenings and weekends. We have an annualised hours scheme supporting work/life balance, allowing working patterns to be flexed.
Start date: 01 September 2026 or thereafter
Please read the job pack via the link to for more info about how to apply.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss this role further, we welcome pre-application conversations - more details on how to get in touch can be found in the job pack via the link.
We encourage applications from people who represent groups who are currently underrepresented in the arts, including those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, the Global Majority, and/or people who identify as disabled, D/deaf or neurodivergent.