The Detroit Institute of Arts is looking to hire a Digital Asset Manager who 
will be responsible for developing and maintaining a system to effectively 
store and retrieve digital assets, chiefly imagery. Duties include setting up 
asset catalogs and systems, organizing images, creating and enforcing naming 
taxonomies and metadata schema, tagging files with relevant and accurate 
metadata, enforcing asset file standards, ensuring application documentation is 
up-to-date and distribution of assets to internal users and external partners.  
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Essential Functions

*       Set up and configure new DAM system (Piction)
*       Transfer image assets
*       Train users on system 
*       Organize asset catalog structures
*       Create effective metadata schema
*       Enter and validate metadata
*       Generate naming taxonomies and glossaries
*       Enforce corporate security procedures
*       Create documentation of workflow and asset system
*       Insure dependable and rapid access and distribution of assets to staff 
and partners

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities to Perform Essential Functions

*       B.A in information technology, information science, or related field
*       Experience in setting up and maintaining enterprise-scale asset 
management systems
*       Previous museum experience preferred
*       Highly detail-oriented and accurate
*       Able to meet deadlines while juggling many projects and priorities
*       Excellent written and oral communication skills
*       Ability to organize information at a high level
*       Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced work environment, and to work 
effectively with cross-disciplinary teams


To apply, follow the link: 
http://www.dia.org/employment/1565/Digital-Asset-Manager.aspx

Thank you for thinking us!

Susan Higman Larsen
Director of Publishing and Collections Information
Detroit Institute of Arts
5200 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48202
313.833.7960
www.dia.org



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