Vanderbilt University
Media Services Technician
Nashville, TN, United States
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About the role
- The College of Arts and Science invites applications for the position of Media Services Technician to supervise the equipment center, studio production spaces, and digital editing lab.
- The position is 24-30 hours per week and requires knowledge and understanding of University policies and procedures.
Responsibilities
- The Media Services Technician will work with the Faculty Director of Media Services to support teaching and technical training in the Department of Cinema & Media Arts.
- This position also involves helping the Faculty Director design, implement, and refine processes related to those production spaces and their use, as well as the overall support of faculty and students in the dedicated computer lab and studio facilities as needed.
Compensation
- $24k-$30k
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