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The position supports our mission of developing video content to drive desired results for the digital archive, and video knowledge base, The Video Editor/Producer will apply their expertise to develop, edit and manage all elements of video pre-production, production and post production processes. This includes working with internal users to identify advocacy and business objectives and desired outcomes, producing graphics and editing videos. This role works closely with the Faculty Services, must be extremely organized and creative, as well as having a passion for developing compelling and innovative content.
The Video/Media Analyst, will be responsible for capturing, editing, and producing videos for internal and external purposes and assembling raw material into a finished product that's suitable for broadcasting. The material may include camera footage, dialogue, sound effects, graphics and special effects and he/she. This is a key role in the Video Knowledge Base.
The main responsibilities include:
Creating Video/Media (40%)
- Creates and develops multimedia (audio/video) content for services, internal announcement videos, external promotional videos, corporate training and others
- Maintain the Video Knowledge Base and create the videos for the Intranet and other platforms
- Records and edits video and sound projects, including selecting program format for final output, capturing/importing media, organizing raw media, editing footage and sound files, creating and inserting static and motion graphics, titling, adding music/voice-over/sfx, media management and archiving project media
Maintain the AV/Media (40%)
- Receive cases of planned/unplanned events, determine requirements and install/operate high-quality audio distribution, sound reinforcement/lighting systems in support of the event.
- Facilitate the daily activities of the Faculty Affair Office, and Become knowledgeable in proper video setup, operation and strike different audio/visual equipment, systems and technology
- Receive and handle video and recording requests based on the agreed procedures, and use ticketing system to promptly allocate unresolved cases
- Set up and install equipment such as microphones, sound speakers, video screens, projectors, video monitors, recording equipment, connecting wires and cables, sound and mixing boards for events and functions such as concerts, sports events, meetings and conventions, presentations, and news conferences
- Help with the assessing the AV problems and assist with the implementation of agreed remedies and preventative measures including the maintenance of AV systems
Manage Video/Media Storage (20%)
- Use the enterprise storage to classify the video records, and assist faculty with the account setup and video/audio editing according to the school needs
- Manage the online video platform and upload/maintain the digital media storage, assist and advise the relevant faculty
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The Emerging Media Program at NYU Shanghai and related majors are focused on exploring the expressive possibilities brought about by emerging forms of media, technology, and communication. Through a rigorous project-based curriculum Emerging Media students work with hardware and software to develop experimental physical and screen-based interactive works.
The students, faculty, and staff of the Emerging Media Program depend on the smooth operation of our technology and lab spaces to do their work. The Lab Assistant will support all aspects of the Emerging Media Studio, equipment and resources under the supervision of the Studio and Technology Operations Manager, to ensure a safe, efficient, and productive lab environment.
The Emerging Media Lab is mainly comprised of following spaces: the Main Studio, Classrooms, the Recitation Lab or “Lab Lab” as it is known, Equipment Center, Immersive Media Lab, Digital Fabrication Lab, Wood Shop, Digital Farm as well as various Teaching Prep Rooms, and Material Rooms.
The role of Lab Assistant is to function as supporting lab users and ensure an efficient, continuous operation of labs as well as daily equipment maintenance.
Under the supervision of Studio and Technology Operations Manager the main responsibilities of a Lab Assistant are:
Studio Daily Operation Support (20%)
- Support the daily operation of the Emerging Media Studio during routine hours, as well as occasional additional events.
- Perform daily maintenance routines to ensure a safe, efficient, and productive lab environment.
- Support daily requests from faculty and students.
Equipment management and maintenance (30%)
- Support of the Emerging Media Equipment Center, system, equipment and related resources, and ensure the protection of assets through oversight of regular inventory and maintenance. Equipment includes digital media equipment such as cameras and laptops, as well as hand tools, and electronic components, etc.
- Report of the status of equipment and materials on a regular basis.
- Responsibility for the service, maintenance, and inventory of all Emerging Media equipment on a regular basis.
- Work with students and faculty in the training and use of equipment and resources.
Program-Related Procurement (10%)
- Assist in daily procurement needs.
Classroom services (20%)
- Assist in the daily maintenance of existing services and solutions (including classroom support, general equipment, etc.) as well as new services development.
Community Communication (20%)
- Work closely and cooperate with different departments as well as third party vendors to support / meet daily requirements of operations, courses, institutional asset management, etc. Eg. Facilities, IT, Finance, Asset Management, Procurement, vendors, etc.
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The Emerging Media Program at NYU Shanghai and related majors are focused on exploring the expressive possibilities brought about by emerging forms of media, technology, and communication. Through a rigorous project-based curriculum Emerging Media students work with hardware and software to develop experimental physical and screen-based interactive works.
The students, faculty, and staff of the Emerging Media Program depend on the smooth operation of our technology and lab spaces to do their work. The Lab Technician will support all aspects of the Emerging Media Lab, electronics components, machines and lab resources etc. under the supervision of the Studio and Technology Operations Manager, to ensure a safe, efficient, and productive lab environment.
The Emerging Media Lab is mainly comprised of following spaces: the Main Studio, Classrooms, the Recitation Lab or “Lab Lab” as it is known, Equipment Center, Immersive Media Lab, Digital Fabrication Lab, Wood Shop, Digital Farm as well as various Teaching Prep Rooms, and Material Rooms.
The role of Lab Technician is to function as supporting lab users and ensure an efficient, continuous operation of labs as well as daily equipment maintenance.
Under the supervision of Studio and Technology Operations Manager the main responsibilities of a Lab Technician are:
Daily Lab Operation Support (30%)
- Support the daily operation of the Emerging Media Lab during routine hours, as well as occasional additional events.
- Perform daily maintenance routines to ensure a safe, efficient, and productive lab environment.
- Respond to user-requests as well as develop action plans to resolve the issues timely and effectively.
- Provide on-site technology support and services for lab and program-related events including lab supplies, equipment, critical sample storage, program level events etc.
- Interface with Facilities, Property Management and Public Safety for lab infrastructure, risk management and other internal departments for lab related requests etc. Act as a HSE coordinator in lab to ensure safety.
Equipment Management and Maintenance (35%)
- Support of the Emerging Media Equipment Center, system, equipment and related resources, and ensure the protection of lab equipment through oversight of regular maintenance.
- Report of the status of equipment and materials on a regular basis.
- Responsibility for the service, maintenance, and inventory of all Emerging Media equipment on a regular basis.
- Work with students and faculty in the training and use of equipment and resources.
- Develop and maintain guidelines and SOPs of using lab resources and equipment etc.
- Be responsible for the day to day support and maintenance of lab equipment. This includes, but not limited:
- Various electronics components, sensors, boards etc. (e.g. transistor, resistor, capacitor, connectors, motor, LED, diode, buzzer, breadboard, etc.)
- Digital media equipment (e.g. camera, light kit, tripod, shotgun, headset, etc.)
- Hand tools (e.g. soldering kit, helping hand, wire stripper, multimeter, etc.)
- Wood shop (includes saws, sander, drills, etc.)
Program-Related Procurement (10%)
- Assist in daily procurement needs.
- Process purchasing and maintenance of equipment and components etc.
Classroom Services and Support (15%)
- Maintain existing technology services and solutions (including classroom support, general equipment, etc.) as well as new services development.
Community Communication (10%)
- Work closely and cooperate with different departments as well as third party vendors to support / meet daily requirements of operations and courses. etc. Eg. Facilities, IT, Finance, Procurement, vendors, etc.
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Finance team provides a broad range of professional accounting and good customer services for not only internal faculty and staff but also diversified external clients in a dynamic and rapid growing environment. Intern in this role will be assisting with various matters relating to administrative support and ensure the documents kept secure in Finance Department of NYUSH.
The main responsibilities include:
- Internal materials translation;
- Preliminary review of expense reimbursements;
- Student tuition receipts delivery management;
- Payment preparation support;
- Financial documents filing, scanning, printing, copying etc.;
- Receiving visitors, and guide visitors to the appropriate individuals, or department
- Other Ad-hoc assignments.
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We are looking for an assistant to help with NYU Shanghai’s semester-long courses on Digital Marketing and Research for Customer Insights, beginning January 2019. The first course will cover recent topics on advertising and marketing in social media, along with methods for digital analytics. The second course will cover analytical methods for marketing decision-making.
Selected candidates will assist Dr. Lee, who received his PhD from Harvard Business School and previously taught in the MBA program at MIT’s business school. Typical tasks relate to the administrative needs of the course, including the preparation of materials, grading, general record-keeping, and management of course logistics.
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This opportunity is perfect for students who want to learn about digital analytics for business. Students will work with Dr. Jeff Lee (who received his PhD from Harvard Business School, and taught in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology business school program). Students will work on big data projects about digital marketing and social media.
We welcome applications from students from several majors, including: computer science, engineering, data science, statistics, psychology, sociology, business or marketing. We also welcome applications from both graduate (PhD, Masters) and undergraduate students.
We prefer students with some experience in programming, specifically in web scraping and managing datasets (e.g. via Python and MySQL). Students may have the opportunity to collect and analyze both language and other word-of-mouth data online.
Our project findings will be published in management journals. This will benefit students who are interested in a data analytics or business academia career.
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The intern will assist in a variety of administrative tasks of the Academic Affairs office, including but not limited to arranging course-related activities as well as supporting academic programs as assigned.
The main responsibilities include:
- Assist in managing and ordering office supplies.
- Processing daily financial administration responsibilities, including transactions and collection of financial receipts.
- Assist in monitoring and maintaining equipment.
- Other miscellaneous duties as assigned.
- Assist with the planning and development of special programs.
- Assist faculty with the procurement and dissemination of course materials, and other research- and teaching-related needs.
- Liaise with both internal and external personnel to ensure a smooth execution of curricular activities, field trips, and other academic programs.
- Other relevant logistics support as assigned.
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The system administrator will set up and maintain servers hosting multiple Drupal installations and have proven experience with working on server level optimization on the AWS platform.
The right candidate will have experience with LAMP stack technologies and working experience with maintenance of content management frameworks on AWS or another cloud platform.
The ideal candidate will show initiative in solving problems, and will work well as a member of a team. We are looking for a self-starter, who is eager to learn, and fun to work with. The ideal candidate is a creative thinker, who approaches projects with the end user in mind. They should be excited to work in an inclusive, fast paced, and energetic environment.
The main responsibilities include:
Responsibilities:
- Maintain multi-site infrastructures and deploy upgraded strategies for multiple sites (60%)
- Sharing of back-end Drupal responsibilities (20%)
- Keep abreast of the latest production, development and presentation techniques and technologies related to digital communication (20%)
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Position Summary
The Research Coordinator will support the Office of Research’s research functions, in particular research compliance. She/he will assist in updating and translating research related guidance and guidelines, and record and maintain minutes for research compliance related meetings. She/he will also support the human subjects research protection program to ensure completion of IRB review process prior to conducting research at NYU Shanghai. She/he may be assigned to support other research functions when needed.
The main responsibilities include:
IRB Applications (50%)
- Act as a point of contact for inquiries into the research compliance office and provide information on the status of studies, with some ability to cite relevant regulations, policy requirement and advice regarding what may be needed for IRB review and forwards more complex issues to the senior members for resolution;
- Intake of IRB applications and conduct administrative review of protocols to ensure overall protocol completeness and to ensure appropriate protocol routing; may conduct pre-review of less complex protocols as assigned;
- Responsible for tracking IRB applications and other relevant activities and metrics, and developing reports to provide management insights on research as requested;
- Learn and become familiar with all relevant aspects of human research protection at NYU Shanghai; and maintain currency of knowledge of evolving regulations, policies and ethical norms that are applicable to human research activities through continuous professional development;
Research Compliance and Quality Assurance (35%)
- Coordinate and attend research compliance related meetings; record and maintain meeting minutes and translation may be required;
- Assist in organizing research compliance related training sessions to researchers;
- Maintain and conduct routine monitoring of NYU Shanghai IRB approved human research projects;
- Assist in internal audit of ongoing human research projects for quality assurance;
Other Research Functions Support (15%)
- In conjunction with senior members in the Office of Research, update and translate research related guidance and guidelines;
- Other tasks as assigned.
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The Emerging Media Program at NYU Shanghai and related majors are focused on exploring the expressive possibilities brought about by emerging forms of media, technology, and communication. Through a rigorous project-based curriculum Emerging Media students work with hardware and software to develop experimental physical and screen-based interactive works.
The students, faculty, and staff of the Emerging Media Program depend on the smooth operation of our technology and lab spaces to do their work. The Lab Technician will support all aspects of the Emerging Media Lab, electronics components, machines and lab resources etc. under the supervision of the Studio and Technology Operations Manager, to ensure a safe, efficient, and productive lab environment.
The Emerging Media Lab is mainly comprised of following spaces: the Main Studio, Classrooms, the Recitation Lab or “Lab Lab” as it is known, Equipment Center, Immersive Media Lab, Digital Fabrication Lab, Wood Shop, Digital Farm as well as various Teaching Prep Rooms, and Material Rooms.
The role of Lab Technician is to function as key partner for lab users and ensure an efficient, continuous operation of labs as well as daily equipment maintenance.
Under the supervision of Studio and Technology Operations Manager the main responsibilities of a Lab Technician are:
Daily Lab Operation Support(30%)
- Support the daily operation of the Emerging Media Lab from Monday to Friday during routine hours, as well as occasional additional events.
- Perform daily maintenance routines to ensure a safe, efficient, and productive lab environment.
- Respond to all user-requests as well as develop action plans to resolve the issues timely and effectively.
- Provide on-site technology support and services for lab and program-related events including lab supplies, equipment, critical sample storage, program level events etc.
- Interface with Facilities, Property Management and Public Safety for lab infrastructure, risk management and other internal departments for lab related requests etc. Act as a HSE coordinator in lab to ensure safety.
Equipment Management and Maintenance (35%)
- Support of the Emerging Media Equipment Center, system, equipment and related resources, and ensure the protection of lab equipment through oversight of regular maintenance.
- Report of the status of equipment and materials on a regular basis.
- Responsibility for the service, maintenance, and inventory of all Emerging Media equipment on a regular basis.
- Work with students and faculty in the training and use of equipment and resources.
- Develop and maintain guidelines and SOPs of using lab resources and equipment etc.
- Be responsible for the day to day support and maintenance of lab equipment. This includes, but not limited:
- Various electronics components, sensors, boards etc. (e.g. transistor, resistor, capacitor, connectors, motor, LED, diode, buzzer, breadboard, etc.)
- Digital media equipment (e.g. camera, light kit, tripod, shotgun, headset, etc.)
- Hand tools (e.g. soldering kit, helping hand, wire stripper, multimeter, etc.)
- Wood shop (includes saws, sander, drills, etc.)
Program-Related Procurement (10%)
- Assist in daily procurement needs.
- Process purchasing and maintenance of equipment and components etc.
Classroom Services and Support (20%)
- Prepare and set up classroom before commencement of class.
- Participate in classroom demonstration and instruction as required by daily operations of our classes.
- Maintain existing technology services and solutions (including classroom support, general equipment, etc.) as well as new services development.
Community Communication (10%)
- Work closely and cooperate with different departments as well as third party vendors to support / meet daily requirements of operations and courses. etc. Eg. Facilities, IT, Finance, Procurement, vendors, etc.
