Position Opening:
Creative Media Technology Assistant
This opportunity celebrates the junction of culture and technology by providing information and technological support and resources for staff and various external communities.
The main duties include:
- developing website content,
- editing and creating original video productions, and
- troubleshooting hardware and software issues on the Museum’s network (90% Apple).
Responsible, dedicated, and conscientious service is expected, and the opportunity for growth (in skills and responsibilities) is significant. Those who work well with others and can manage multiple projects at once will excel in this position.
Required Qualifications
- active UIUC undergraduate student standing
- experience creating or designing web pages
- knowledge of, and/or desire to work with, Apple computer systems
- strong attention to detail
- organized and efficient at multitasking, in order to manage multiple concurrent projects
- able to learn processes and ideas quickly (and independently, if necessary)
- ability to independently troubleshoot malfunctioning software and hardware
Preferred Qualifications
- experience with Photoshop and/or other Adobe CC applications
- experience (informal or formal) with graphic design
- experience with video editing software (Final Cut, Premiere, etc.)
- availability during academic breaks
Schedule and Wages
- Scheduled work hours are flexibly defined from 8:30 am–5:00 pm weekdays at 10–20 hours per week.
- Federal Work-Study students are encouraged to apply.
- Academic break work is usually available up to 30 hours/week.
- The rate of pay is $10.25/hr.
Start Date
The start date is flexible between Summer 2019 and the beginning of Fall 2019, based on skills, interest, and availability.
Application
To apply, please e-mail all of the following to Jack Thomas at jsthoma1@illinois.edu:
- job application (PDF)
- cover letter
- resume
- summer availability (if applicable) and upcoming semester schedule (work availability and class schedule)
- desired number of hours per week
Three letters of reference may be requested once your application is processed.