Light Industrial - Digital Studios Specialist 1

Key responsibilities include: point of contact for video information exchange with clients and internal teams, audio asset inbounding/outbounding, triage/research and asset migration preparation, asset box scanning, migration (digitization), quality control, restoration, remediation and reformat in the digital studio space. Troubleshoot, calibrate and general maintenance/upkeep of existing equipment. Recommend and test new and used equipment (hardware and software) including software version, driver and firmware update management.

Qualifications include: familiarity with historic analog and digital video formats, working knowledge of multiple Digital Video Workstation (DAW) platforms (MAC/PC): including but not limited to: Telestream, AJA, Black Magic, Final Cut Pro, familiarity with rich media archive organization, inventory and tracking, detailed archival and work log generation – detailed asset tracking of all production work and metadata, familiarity of restoration, remediation, stabilization of analog and digital video media. Able to identify deterioration and recommend/execute remediation for safe playback/capture, familiarity with secure electronic and physical file delivery systems, set-up and configuration of video equipment: analog to digital, digital to digital and digital to analog, clocking, synchronization, calibration, attention to detail / quality control: consistent monitor of level, sound quality/fidelity, familiarity with backup solutions: digital archiving to server and LTO, ability to work with minimal supervision, multi-task and work with tight delivery deadlines, exceptional capabilities tied to effective collaboration, communication, listening, negotiation, assertiveness, self-management, and accountability is expected. Position requires daily interaction and with individuals in a studio and business environment to deliver on goals. Bachelor Degree, Certificate from an accredited audio recording, music production, multi-media, media archive management school or technical program or; comparable work experience is highly preferred. Membership and participation with local and national technical associations including but not limited to: SMPTE, Association of Moving Image Archivists AMIA, International Council on Archives ICA. Be part of an ever-evolving global organization focused on partnering with clients to protect and activate their media archives, preserving our collective cultural heritage. Have a support system where you have a safe place to voice your opinion and share feedback. Open space to be creative, strategize, brainstorm, and plan for the future success of Iron Mountain Entertainment Services Global connectivity to learn from 26,000+ teammates across 52 countries. Be part of a winning team who embrace diversity, inclusion, and our differences.