Viewing technology in the context of work, scholarship and campus life, TTS is a university-wide service organization committed to delivering technology services that support Tufts mission of teaching, learning, research, and service. Understanding that IT enables innovation, TTS prioritizes holistic, human-centered design strategies to create timely and intuitive services, applications and tools that differentiate the Tufts experience.
Across our diverse and creative teams, we engage and focus our collective talent to strengthen Tufts strategic IT capabilities. To keep pace with our community s emerging needs, we continue to evolve our competencies across four main families of practice, including Planning and Design, Service Delivery and Operations, Data Strategy, and Academic Technology.
Thinking and acting strategically with technology occurs through strong partnerships and an engaged community. Additionally, for technologies to take on integral meaning to our work, we also need reliable and consistent support in using them. With staff across all of Tufts campuses, as well as a 24x7 IT Service Desk, we collaborate with schools and divisions to meet the demands of a global, mobile community and to enable the broadest possible access.
Come join our collaborative, flexible work environment, where leadership is valued at all levels of the organization, and opportunities abound to work with leading technologies and learn new.
The Studio Manager manages and maintains fine arts studios in metals, (including facilities, affiliated classrooms, equipment, processes, documentation and training, and inventory of materials and supplies) ensuring that they are equipped, supplied, and configured to support the academic and creative goals of faculty and student users. The Studio Manager provides technical support services to faculty and students, including advising, instructing and assisting in the design, creation, and display of metals projects.
Qualifications:
Basic Requirements:
- The following required knowledge and skills as typically acquired by completing a Bachelor s degree in fine arts or a related field or equivalent professional experience.
- 3-5 years of related professional experience related to studio area.
- Work independently and troubleshoot problems with minimal supervision.
- A proficiency with the tools and processes of jewelry and metalworking within a fine arts context including: gas and oxygen torches, flex shafts, centrifugal casting machine, digital programmable kilns for enameling and burn out kilns for casting metal, rolling mills and hydraulic presses for forming metal, anvils, stakes and vices for forming metal, pulse arc welder for connecting metals, and a large number of hand tools available to the students for check out.
- A demonstrated ability to support students with a wide range of cross-disciplinary interests; excellent interpersonal skills, including clarity, generosity, and creativity.
- Proficient written, verbal and interpersonal skills in order to work pleasantly and tactfully with a diverse community; including fellow employees, faculty, students and staff.
- Strong communication, collaboration, organizational and time management skills including the ability to multi-task, prioritize, and independently manage a changing workload and schedule in a wide variety of settings and situations.
- Demonstrated ability to deliver professional customer service, end user training and consultation, effective team and project work.
- Master s degree in the fine arts or related field.
- Experience in delivering training or instruction.
An employee in this position must complete all appropriate background checks at the time of hire, promotion, or transfer.
Equal Opportunity Employer minority/females/veterans/disability/sexual orientation/gender identity.
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