FabLab Technician – full time
Provide expert support ensuring digital design equipment & resources are managed to effectively deliver teaching programmes in an innovative area
Summary about this job
Technicians
Company: Diocesan School for Girls
Location: Auckland
Work type: Full Time
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Phone: +64-3-353-6811
Fax: +64-3-947-8453
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Detail information about job FabLab Technician – full time. Terms and conditions vacancy
Diocesan School for Girls is a high performing independent Anglican School with an outstanding reputation for excellence in all aspects of achievement. With state of the art educational and sporting facilities, the school provides a unique environment where girls can achieve excellence in a wide range of academic, cultural and sporting activities.
The FabLab Technician is responsible for the skilled supervision, maintenance and operation of our digital design classroom studios and FabLab, as well as overseeing the day to day operation of the Imagination Station, including technical support for staff and students in this space. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Providing support to students and staff in the use of multimedia applications and technical assistance to the key areas of the Creative Industries Department
- Inventory management, maintenance (including regular inspections) and care of all equipment ranging from laser cutter, 3D Printers, editing suites, cameras and a range of film gear maintained across the Imagiantion Station
- Undertake responsibility of video or digital media production including the configuration of cameras, screens and control equipment, as well as the production of any necessary visual media items
- Maintain copyright database for screen right portion of the copyright licence
- Induct, train and supervise staff who may be using technical equipment across the Imagination Station
- Support and guide teachers in the FabLab to provide quality education programmes using a range of digital equipment and specialist facilities
The successful applicant will have:
- Previous experience with multi-media applications and technical equipment including some of the following: Digtial film making, Green Screen, motion capture, VR or AR, 3D printing, Laser cutting, Adobe Creative Suite and other digital design or rendering programmes and studio production
- A team focus
- Considerable technical knowledge of multimedia digital production
- Highly developed computer and/or digital fabrication skills
- Ability to troubleshoot minor AV, Apple and/or PC hardware or software problems
- Ability to learn new and varied technical systems
As the role will liaise with a range of stakeholders, excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential. Good problem-solving ability and the initiative to anticipate stakeholder needs are key, as are excellent relationship and customer service skills. Good working knowledge of legislation and regulations, including health and safety, is essential.