morganfb@uw.edu<\/a><\/p>\nNATURE OF ORGANIZATON:<\/p>\n
SoA+AH+D Visual Services staff is here to help faculty, students, and staff with their image needs for teaching, presentations, and class assignments. The facility maintains a digital image database for teaching and is a digital imaging center for new image orders from faculty and inhouse archival material.<\/p>\n
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:<\/p>\n
Scan 35mm slides; perform copystand photography; edit digital images using Photoshop; track metadata and processes in Filemaker Pro databases; process images for database in preparation for uploading to servers; assist students and faculty with image and presentation needs; related tasks and projects as assigned.<\/p>\n
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:<\/p>\n
Required<\/strong>: demonstrated extreme attention to detail; competency with computers and an interest in digital imaging; a willingness and ability to learn new software and\/or equipment; capability to balance detailed processes while providing service to students and faculty; ability to follow instructions closely and consistently; dedication to maintaining a regular weekly schedule. Desired<\/strong>: comfort with the Mac OS; basic knowledge of Photoshop and FileMaker Pro; strong\u00a0verbal and written communication skills.<\/p>\nEDUCATIONAL BENEFITS:<\/p>\n
Exposure to art and art history; gain computer, digital imaging, and digital asset management skills that can be applied in future work.<\/p>\n
HOW TO APPLY:<\/p>\n
Email brief statement of interest, resume, names of two references, and times available for work.<\/p>\n
If Work Study, the job number is ARTS10.<\/p>\n
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