Intern AI Records Management: Metadata & Preservation
Wayne State University
Washington (District of Columbia)
On-site
USD 25,000 - 33,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Paid internship
Professional development programs
Job summary
A leading educational institution is offering an internship in Washington, DC designed for students in fields such as information science or computer science. Interns will gain hands-on experience with AI tools, testing and validating metadata for digital records. Ideal candidates should have strong analytical skills and a detail-oriented approach. Interns will receive mentorship and participate in professional development trainings while supporting significant projects within the organization's records management program.
Qualifications
Students in information science, data management, computer science, or related fields.
Must have strong attention to detail and communication skills.
Proof of enrollment will be required.
Responsibilities
Support a project using AI to remediate and generate metadata for digital records.
Test and evaluate AI outputs, edit and validate metadata for accuracy.
Document project findings.
Skills
Analytical skills
Attention to detail
Communication
Education
Currently enrolled in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program
Tools
Familiarity with XML
Familiarity with SQL
Familiarity with Python
Job description
A leading educational institution is offering an internship in Washington, DC designed for students in fields such as information science or computer science. Interns will gain hands-on experience with AI tools, testing and validating metadata for digital records. Ideal candidates should have strong analytical skills and a detail-oriented approach. Interns will receive mentorship and participate in professional development trainings while supporting significant projects within the organization's records management program.