Jeff
A great resource for salaries is AAM's annual salary survey. Check online, or 
contact me directly and I can drop a copy of the photog's page in the mail for 
you.

Susan Cole
Digital Photographer
Digital Imaging Dept
Seattle Art Museum

206.654.3159
-----Original Message-----
From: mcn-l-bounces at mcn.edu [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jeff 
Evans
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 7:36 AM
To: Museum Computer Network Listserv
Subject: [MCN-L] Photo job at Beinecke

Hi Chris, I wonder if you can indulge me and let me know the salary
or the range that goes with this position. (Stars didnt work for me)
I am not applying, rather redefining my role here and I am seeking
every opportunity to see what peer institutions pay such positions.
Thanks in advance, and have a good weekend.

JEFF

Jeffrey Evans
Digital Imaging Specialist
Princeton University Art Museum
609.258.8579



On Mar 27, 2008, at 4:39 PM, Edwards, Chris wrote:

> My apologies for cross posting this announcement...
>
> Yale University's Beinecke Library is seeking a photographer for
> the position of Senior Photographer (Photographer 4).  This
> position will work alongside 2 other Photographer 4 level
> professionals in Beinecke's digital photography studio.  Any
> interested party must apply through the Yale HR site:
> http://www.yale.edu/hronline/stars/application/external/index.html
>
> To find the position, simply search the site for STARS Req
> ID3807BR.  Feel free to forward this information on to those who
> you feel are appropriate or would be interested in such an
> opportunity.  Please do not reply to the poster of this message.
>
>
>
> STARS Req ID3807BR
> Department Beinecke Library University
> Generic TitlePhotographer 4
> Posting Position Title Senior Photographer
> Bargaining Unit L34 Job
> Category Clerical & Technical
> Type of Employment FullTime
> Duration Type RegularSalary
> Grade (Min/Max)E
> Work WeekStandard - 37.5 hrs (M-F, 8:30-5:00)
> Worksite Address 121 Wall St.
>
> General Purpose
> Reporting to and under the supervision of the Digital Imaging
> Production Manager and using various types of modern digital
> capture equipment (e.g., large format digital camera, digital
> Single Lens Reflex camera (SLR), flatbed scanner and film scanner),
> the photographer will capture images from a wide spectrum of
> materials including but not limited to papyrus, medieval and
> renaissance manuscripts, early and contemporary photographs
> (including negatives and slides), modern manuscripts and works on
> paper, rare printed materials, books and artwork.
>
> Essential Duties
> 1. Serve as a high-level source of information to appropriate
> Beinecke staff regarding digital photographic and related computer
> hardware/software techniques.
> 2. Complete photographic assignments of 2-dimensional and 3-
> dimensional works using aforementioned professional digital capture
> systems in order to produce high quality digital images.
> 3. Evaluate the technical requirements of complex projects. Resolve
> problems that are not necessarily governed by established procedures.
> 4. Plan the composition of photographs; select the appropriate
> technical approach, equipment, and accessories to achieve the
> desired results as defined by the project manager.
> 5. Relying on a thorough knowledge of color theory, judge and
> correct digital scans and proof of color, contrast and density when
> compared to original objects or transparencies. Use computer
> accessories and techniques to modify the color, color balance,
> contrast and background of photographic images.
> 6. Relying on a thorough knowledge of color theory, provide high
> quality color and black and white digital prints using current
> imaging technology (e.g. Epson R2400 color/black and white printer).
> 7. Create, duplicate and manipulate digital media.
> 8. From a daily operational standpoint, monitor and maintain
> specialized software applications to capture, manipulate, and save
> images.
> 9. As appropriate during daily operations, work with hardware/
> software vendors to triage and troubleshoot problems related to
> equipment; immediately involve
> the studio manager if problems threaten production goals.
> 10. Perform additional functions incidental to photographic
> activities that may include the proper handling and movement of
> collections within the studio.
> 11. Maintain clear and open communication with the Digital Imaging
> Production Manager regarding project status, issues and/or problems
> as well as technical and/or workflow questions.
> 12. Perform other related duties as required.
>
> Education and Experience1. Two years related work experience in the
> same job family and a Bachelor's degree in a related field or the
> equivalent combination of experience and education.
> 2. Experience in large format studio photography.
> 3. Must be familiar with digital capture of two-dimensional work
> using a copy stand as well as three-dimensional work under studio
> lighting conditions.
> 4. Thorough knowledge of color theory as it relates to digital
> capture and printing.Additional Education and Experience1.
>
> Preferred: Demonstrated experience in Art, Art History, Humanities,
> or special collections. Experience in either color or darkroom or
> photographic printing. BA in photography. Three or more years
> experience as a photographer in a gallery, or library. Demonstrated
> ability to color calibrate monitors and create custom profiles.
>
> Skills & Abilities
> 1. Excellent organizational skills.
> 2. Ability to work collegially in an interdisciplinary team setting.
> 3. Demonstrated ability to discriminate fine tonal variations and
> color fidelity of the digital reproductions in order to match
> digital surrogates to the originals.
> 4. Must have demonstrated skill in using Mac OS X computers and
> Adobe Photoshop software.
> 5. Must have experience handling photographic materials.
> 6. Demonstrated ability to work accurately in detailed oriented and
> production environment.
> 7. Demonstrated ability to learn and use new scanning technology
> skills.
> 8. The submission of a digital portfolio will be required of
> candidates whose resumes have been referred and reviewed. These
> candidates will be contacted by the hiring supervisor, and an in-
> person interview will be scheduled with those candidates whose
> portfolios have been reviewed and selected.
> 9. References must indicate reliable attendance and punctuality,
> accuracy and attention to detail, diligent performance, the ability
> to organize and prioritize one's own work, and the ability to work
> in a team setting.
> 10. Offer is contingent upon successful completion of a background
> check.
>
> Background Check Requirements
> All external candidates for employment will be subject to pre-
> employment screening. All offers are contingent on successful
> completion of a background check. Internal candidates are also
> subject to pre-employment screening for this position.
>
>
> --
>
> Chris Edwards
> Digital Studio Production Manager
> Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
> Yale University
> PO Box 208240
> New  Haven, CT 06520-8240
> Tel: 203.436.4690 Fax:203.432.4047
> chris.edwards at yale.edu
> http://www.library.yale.edu/beinecke/brblhome.htm
>
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