Preservation Imaging Technician Intern at The Church of… · Salt…

Summary: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is seeking a Preservation Imaging Technician Intern to assist the Church History Department in digital imaging services for collection materials. The role involves performing scanning, photography, and post-processing tasks to support digitization initiatives and ensure high-quality digital captures. Responsibilities: - Scan and/or photograph a variety of materials (i.e., photographs, books, maps, microfilm) using several types of scanning/photographic equipment (i.e., flatbed scanners, film scanners, overhead cameras , large-format scanners) - Incumbents apply knowledge of digital capture to document collection objects - Performs post-processing tasks of moderate complexity, file preparation, color correction, masking, layering, cropping, and quality control - Arranges layout of material s, lighting, and camera equipment to produce high-quality images - Prepares and organizes digital files for ingest into digital repositories or deliver to other destinations utilizing file naming and tracking protocols - Performs physical assessments, movement tracking, and management of collection materials and keeps accurate technical and workflow documentation - Performs post-processing of image files to specifications, organizes completed files in appropriate directories - Stays current regarding emerging trends, equipment, and standards Required Qualifications: - Paid Interns are qualified while enrolled in an educational institution and for one year following graduation - Must sign a Paid Internship Engagement Letter - Able to work for long periods of time in stationary position using computers and equipment - Basic knowledge of digital capture, digital media, and image manipulation software, camera/scanning equipment - Basic knowledge of lighting equipment and light-modifying techniques - Highly collaborative and productive in a team and independent workflow environment - Ability to articulate ideas clearly (i.e., creative concepts and technical processes) - Basic knowledge of color theory, digital imaging science, FADGI standards, etc - Ability to problem-solve and adapt creatively to produce best possible images - Ability to lift, handle, and move art objects and fragile materials weighing up to 25 pounds Required Skills: Digital capture, Digital media, Image manipulation software, Camera equipment, Scanning equipment, Lighting equipment, Light-modifying techniques, Color theory, Digital imaging science, FADGI standards, File naming, tracking protocols Benefits: Paid Interns are qualified while enrolled in an educational institution and for one year following graduation., Must sign a Paid Internship Engagement Letter.