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The National Archives and Records Administration Special Media Preservation Division seeks qualified applicants for several openings for
Audio Video Preservation Specialist
MAJOR DUTIES: Perform the duties associated with digitizing original archival audio and video records using computer hardware and software technology as well as tape based analog and digital recorders/reproducers. Produce digital audio and video files as well as produce physical media for preservation and access.
Perform audio and video processing on these files and produce hard-copy output (tape, optical discs, etc) from these files. Utilize manual dexterity and knowledge of appropriate handling methods to prevent damage or further deterioration to the records and expertise in operating a wide range of audio video equipment so as not to cause further harm or deterioration to the audio video records.
Utilize knowledge of specialized techniques including the use of microscopic examinations to match grooves in transcription discs to the correct stylus and to evaluate track configurations of many different types of analog audio tapes to ensure that the most accurate copy of the original is made, selecting the most suitable materials and equipment, and adjusting or modifying equipment to meet the requirements necessary to accomplish the tasks at hand. Create administrative and technical metadata documenting the digitization process and enter audio video files and metadata into the digital asset management system used in the audio and video lab.
Job announcement #CP 08-009 Last date to submit applications: Dec 14, 2007 For complete information on application process and vacancy announcement see: http://jobsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/getjob.asp?JobId=65256280&AVSDM=11%2F28%2F2007+3%3A03%3A14+PM For further information contact: Jason A. Love, Supervisory Audio-Video Preservation Specialist, National Archives and Records Administration, Room B-810, 8601 Adelphi Rd., College Park, MD 20740-6001, tel. 301-837-1922 jason.love@xxxxxxxx |