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ENECLANN LIMITED in Dublin seeks a Heritage Project Management/Digitisation/Archival Assistant with a love of history and a drive to increase access to historical collections. The role combines project management, digitisation and archival tasks to enhance public access.
Candidates should hold a Master’s in History/Public History, have at least 3 years postgrad experience in a relevant field, plus hands-on digitisation, archiving and cataloguing using ISAD(G) and MARC standards; Irish/Latin
ENECLANN LIMITED
Ref: #JOB-2468359
ENECLANN LIMITED, 5 Whitefriars, Aungier Street, Dublin 2, D02 TK24
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53.3391761779785;-6.26618814468384;ENECLANN LIMITED , 5 Whitefriars , Aungier Street , Dublin 2 , D02 TK24 The ideal candidate for this role will have a love of history and a passion for increasing accessibility to historical collections. The role will involve a multi disciplinary approach to this, through project management, digitisation and archival work. The candidate must have a minimum of a Masters in History/Public History. 3 years post grad experience in a relevant field. Extensive knowledge and experience of digitisation work is required, including photography and digitisation standards, post process and quality control. The candidate must also have archival experience having worked in an archive for a minimum of 12 months. The applicant should have knowledge of cataloguing to international standards, particularly ISAD(G) and MARC. A familiarity of working with fragile documents. photographs and objects is essential, as well as preservation standards and collection arrangement. A working knowledge of Irish and Latin is desirable.