Digital Asset Archivist — Hybrid (DMV)

M&C Saatchi World Services; Washington (District of Columbia); Híbrido; USD 65 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

M&C Saatchi World Services in the Washington, DC region seeks a Digital Content Archivist to manage, preserve, and govern enterprise multimedia assets across federal programs. You will work at the intersection of content operations, digital asset management, knowledge management, and communications to keep assets accessible, organized, secure, and compliant with archival standards.

The ideal candidate combines archival practices, DAM, and metadata governance with strong organizational skills and

Qualificações

• Expertise in archival principles and practices.
• Experience with digital asset management and metadata discipline.

Responsabilidades

• Manage, organize, catalog, and preserve enterprise multimedia and assets.
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• Administer DAM systems and archival repositories for metadata accuracy.
• Develop and maintain inventories, finding aids, and documentation.
• Implement retention schedules and archival governance.
• Oversee asset lifecycle including ingestion, classification, and disposition.
• Ensure long-term accessibility and integrity of archived materials.
• Collaborate with content creators and stakeholders for proper tagging and ingestion.
• Support rapid retrieval of archived content for campaigns and leadership requests.
• Develop metadata standards and naming conventions.

Conhecimentos

Archival practices

DAM systems

Metadata standards

Taxonomy

Information governance

Collaboration

Attention to detail

Ferramentas

DAM systems

Descrição da oferta de emprego

M&C Saatchi World Services in the Washington, DC region seeks a Digital Content Archivist to manage, preserve, and govern enterprise multimedia assets across federal programs. You will work at the intersection of content operations, digital asset management, knowledge management, and communications to keep assets accessible, organized, secure, and compliant with archival standards.

The ideal candidate combines archival practices, DAM, and metadata governance with strong organizational skills and