CTC Lab Monitor

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berklee college of musicEast Boston (MA)

Broadcast Technicians Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

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Junior

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$16.97

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About the role

Lab Monitor Lab Monitors keep all CTC facilities in project-ready shape and communicate with those using the facility to ensure productive sessions. Lab Monitors provide aid to the facility patrons, as they are the first line of defense when it comes to troubleshooting. The Creative Technology Center facility consists of 28 Audio/MIDI-based computer workstations, with multimedia (music, video, etc.) production, notation, theory, ear training software, as well as word processing, Internet, and other software. Lab Monitors check students in and out, monitor facility usage, and organize and distribute materials.

Job Duties: Assists students in the use of Audio/MIDI workstations and BLPP software packages. Troubleshoots software and hardware-related problems. Monitors Media Center, Immersive Tech Lab, and Learning Center usage via check-in/out database. Assists staff with software and hardware upgrades and overall Creative Tech Center maintenance. Attends regular training sessions on software and troubleshooting. Assists teachers and staff during classes and presentations in the Creative Tech Center. Facilitates the distribution of resources such as musical equipment (Instruments, synthesizers, control surfaces, recording devices), manuals, cables, adapters and other extras for use by patrons. Skills and Knowledge: Strong interest in improving software and hardware knowledge. Problem solving and troubleshooting skills. Interest in learning new software and improving problem solving skills. Good interpersonal, communication skills in order to work effectively with students, faculty, and staff. Awareness of and sensitivity to the needs of a diverse student population.

Hourly Rate: $16.97 Hiring Manager: Eric Levine

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