EAT Lab Monitor
university of new mexicoAlbuquerque (NM)
About the role
Eat Lab Monitor We are accepting applications for Experimental Art and Technology Lab Monitor from all students; prioritizing those with the work study award and within the Art department. Under general supervision, serves as the lab monitor for the Experimental Art & Technology area during open lab hours. Lab hours vary, shifts are usually between 3 – 8 hours. This position involves general supervision of students working in the lab, ensuring lab users sign in, some light lab maintenance, as well as providing assistance to those in need. Additionally, the lab monitors will be in communication with the Lab manager over any issues they encounter during their shifts. They are also responsible for pre-approved check outs, and equipment returns after 5pm, or when the Lab Manager is absent. We are looking for someone who is willing to help others, learn new things, and problem solve when necessary.
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with 3D printing, video editing, graphic design tools, computers, laser cutting, printers, audio editing and/or production equipment.
Application Instructions:
Only applications submitted through the official UNMJobs site will be accepted. If you are viewing this job advertisement on a 3rd party site, please visit UNMJobs to submit an application. For position consideration, please submit the following: 1) Resume - include references 2) Cover letter - describe why you feel you are a good fit 3) Work study award confirmation - Type and Amount 4) OPTIONAL: Include fall semester class schedule (confirm availability and assist with scheduling) The University of New Mexico has implemented a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine requirement for UNM students and employees. For detailed information, visit The University of New Mexico is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class.
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