>
> The “Systems Programmer Analyst” position is officially posted with
> the Johns Hopkins University office of Employment. Please refer to
> job number #33707 at the JHUJobs web site https://hrnt.jhu.edu/
> jhujobs/ The online description is slightly different from the
> actual job duties outlined in this email.
> The second position is a part time position geared toward an
> artist who wants time to create their own projects while working in
> their field. The position pays enough to cover living expenses in
> Baltimore, but unfortunately no benefits. This position will open
> in June 2008.
>
>
>> https://hrnt.jhu.edu/jhujobs/
>> Requisition #: 33707
>> Classified Title: Systems Programmer Analyst
>> Location: Homewood Campus, Baltimore MD
>> Approximate Starting Salary: $41,000-$56,408 (40 hours/week)
>
>> General Description: Multimedia Lab (http://digitalmedia.jhu.edu/ )
>> and classroom support technician is responsible for maintaining
>> Mac and PC workstations, servers, and multimedia perpherials in
>> university setting. This position will troubleshoot,evaluate,
>> implement, test, and maintain desktop and user support
>> applications; manage data warehouse and inventory management
>> systems; investigate customer needs; provide annual and regularly
>> scheduled system reports; respond to requests for customized
>> applications; deliver timely information analyses, and provid
>> documentation/support guidelines for use by students, faculty and
>> staff. Additionally, the position provides recommendations for
>> new multimedia hardware and software, tests new technologies, and
>> explores ways to engage students in the use of technolgy for
>> creative projects.
>>
>> Qualifications: Bachelors degree in Instructional Technology,
>> Digital Media/Art, Computer Science, or related degree and two
>> years related experience (additional years of directly related
>> experience may be substituted for some education). Familiarity
>> with Apple OSX, Microsoft Systems Management tools, Linux System
>> Administration. Basic knowledge of common multimedia software such
>> as Adobe/Macromedia products, video and audio equipment, digital
>> photography and printing. Experience working as part of a team to
>> develop and provide technology solutions to students and faculty;
>> ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing; ability
>> to interpret technical specifications and documentation and
>> express them in plain English; ability to work well with customers
>> and difficult situations with a strong sense of customer focus.
>> Basic understanding of server operating systems and computer
>> security standards.
>>
>> Preferred Qualifications: Masters degree preferred and may be
>> substituted for some experience.
>>
>> NOTE: The successful candidate(s) for this position will be
>> subject to a pre-employment background check.
>
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> This next position has not yet been officially posted. It is a
> casual position for 20 hours per week (no benefits)
>
>
> The Johns Hopkins University Digital Media Center (http://
> digitalmedia.jhu.edu) will be posting a part-time position for a
> Multimedia Specialist with an emphasis in Audio and Computer
> Music. The unofficial description of the position is as follows:
>
> Multimedia Specialist will instruct students in the use of digital
> audio hardware and software, maintain audio studio and circulating
> equipment, inspire students in the creation of music/audio related
> art. S/he will design and conduct workshops, create other teaching
> materials, make purchasing recommendations, and keep up with
> cutting edge multimedia technologies. S/he will assist student lab
> monitors by filling in with front desk duty and helping patrons
> with technically challenging projects. This position is structured
> to support a working artist who maintains an active creative life
> outside of the lab.
>
> The successful candidate will be able to:
> Learn new information independently and be comfortable
> experimenting with new technologies, have strong written and verbal
> communication skills, be organized and able to work efficiently
> while juggling multiple projects. Must have superior people skills
> and be able to take the initiative to reach out to students.
>
> Required skills:
> MS, MA or MFA, as well as previous teaching experience, thorough
> knowledge of sound recording and digital audio, knowledge of the
> following hardware and software: Digital Performer, PEAK, Adobe
> Audition. Adobe Creative Suite and Macromedia Tools. Extensive
> system-level knowledge of both Mac’s and PCs. Knowledge of
> programming and expertise in MAX/MSP/Jitter is a plus.
>
> Please email your resume and cover letter to Joan Freedman,
> Director of the JHU Digital Media Center at freedman@jhu.edu
>
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