Responsible for long‑term preservation and authenticity of the library’s digital objects, developing policies, managing workflows, and supervising staff.
Compensation
Typical Starting Pay: $84,000 - $109,000
Responsibilities
Develop digital preservation policies, processes, and guidelines
Oversee development of unit workflows
Recommend policies for selecting, remediating, transferring, describing, and maintaining digital objects
Develop and maintain digital provenance and authenticity standards
Identify digital collections for long‑term preservation
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in an appropriate field (e.g. computer science, digital humanities, information technology, media arts)
Nice to have: Master of library information science
Lead the creation and management of print and digital production assets for multiple hair care brands, ensuring high-quality packaging and marketing materials across physical and digital channels.
Compensation
The salary range for this role is $80,000.00 and $100,000.00. This range represents the good‑faith minimum and maximum wages the Company reasonably expects to offer for this role at the time of posting. In addition to base salary, this position may be eligible for incentive pay or other forms of compensation, as applicable.
Responsibilities
Work across print & digital production across multiple brands and campaigns
Develop packaging production including labels, cartons, bottles, components and other physical applications
Work confidently with dielines, mechanical artwork and packaging specifications
Contribute to large-format production including end caps, displays, retail signage, POS and other environmental applications
Support digital production including social carousels, banners, web assets and campaign deliverables
Carnegie Hall seeks a temporary, part-time, 14-hours per week Digital Collections Assistant to monitor, quality check, and catalog digital assets.
Compensation
$25.00 hourly
Responsibilities
Monitor, quality check, and catalog all incoming digital assets that are added to Carnegie Hall’s digital asset management system. This includes images, audio, and video files.
Respond to internal and external requests for access to assets. Process requests and provide required materials.
Inventory and catalog physical media in preparation for digitization projects.
Create authoritative keywords in internal database following library science and archival metadata standards.
Requirements
Master’s degree program in Archival Management or Library and Information Science
Nice to have: Experience with normalizing large andor complex data sets
Lead, conduct, and assist in data preservation and digital investigations in complex litigation cases, leveraging digital forensic tools and protocols to collect and manage electronically stored information (ESI).
Responsibilities
Lead and/or support scoping calls for new matters
Lead / Ownership of day-to-day activities for DFES projects, as assigned
Lead data collections calls with Client IT contacts / Counsel
Lead remote or onsite collections of various ESI and coordinate resources, including other team members, where required
Perform Forensic examination of ESI
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in forensic computing or equivalent relevant experience
Nice to have: EDiscovery experience
Nice to have: certifications in EnCase, FTK, Cellebrite, Nuix, CFE or similar