DAM Specialist: Metadata, Workflows & Asset Delivery

The Digital Asset Management Consortium, Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The National Gallery of Art seeks a Digital Asset Manager to ingest, catalog, and distribute assets for staff and collaborators in Washington, DC. You will apply metadata, tag images, and support system improvements while helping users with DAM workflows. Experience with image editing and quality assurance is required.

Applicants may have advanced degrees (Ph.D./LL.M.) and relevant DAM experience. This is a full-time on-site role with emphasis on training, problem solving, and cross-department

Qualifikationen

• At least one year of specialized experience managing digital assets with a DAM system.
• Create, upload, organize, describe, find, and deliver digital images and audiovisual files.
• Enter metadata, descriptions, and keywords using industry standards.
• Review image quality, format, name files, and perform cropping/retouching.
• Train and assist DAM users and help test, troubleshoot, and automate workflows.

Aufgaben

• Ingests, catalogs, and distributes digital assets for staff and collaborator access.
• Applies administrative, descriptive, structural, and technical metadata to digital assets.
• Performs original descriptive cataloging and keyword tagging.
• Conducts asset discovery and delivery to internal and external requesters.
• Contributes to developing new workflows to meet evolving DAM needs.
• Provides training and user support for DAM-related questions or issues.
• Performs quality assurance and updates image assets through retouching, cropping, and rotation.
• Contributes to automated workflow development.

Kenntnisse

Metadata management

DAM system usage

Image editing

User training

Ausbildung

Ph.D. or equivalent

3 years grad towards Ph.D.

LL.M. if related

Jobbeschreibung

The National Gallery of Art seeks a Digital Asset Manager to ingest, catalog, and distribute assets for staff and collaborators in Washington, DC. You will apply metadata, tag images, and support system improvements while helping users with DAM workflows. Experience with image editing and quality assurance is required.

Applicants may have advanced degrees (Ph.D./LL.M.) and relevant DAM experience. This is a full-time on-site role with emphasis on training, problem solving, and cross-department