Getty Digital, Digital Asset Management Graduate Internship

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Getty Digital, Digital Asset Management Graduate Internship Salary: $52,500 12-month grant + $1,500 relocation assistance and $3000 research travel grant Created: September 16, 2026

Description: The Digital Asset Management graduate intern in Collection Systems at Getty Digital will get robust hands‑on experience with a modern digital asset management (DAM) system. They will work with staff across the institution, from the Conservation Institute to the Research Institute to the Museum, to refine and normalize workflows and develop automations to streamline how Getty staff work with the DAM. The intern will also work with Getty Digital staff to develop best institutional practices for future GAMMA workflow optimization and create documentation for this process. This one-year paid internship begins in September 2027 and is ideal for current graduate students seeking careers in the cultural sector OR recent grads working in the field who received their degree on or afterJanuary 1, 2024, and are looking to continue their education in Digital Asset Management. For information about this and other Getty Graduate Internships, see the program information and full list of internship opportunities. Contact Seth Persons at spersons@getty.edu if you have any questions.

Published: Thursday, September 17, 2026 15:46 UTC

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