Job Duties
assists faculty with recording and editing music department events
Assistance is primarily needed after each music event, however assistance during an event may be needed depending on needs and student availability
edit and maintain department recording archives
coordinate distribution of archives to performers and faculty
maintain music archive room and equipment facilities
Minimum Qualifications
Dependable, organized, and detail oriented
Knowledge of recording equipment
Knowledge of video/audio editing software.
willing and able to work independently
Preference given to music majors/minors. This position provides hands-on experience that is useful for future music careers.
Starting Pay
$10/hour
Notice to New Employees
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