Multimedia Technician Expanded Media

Support for Expanded Media programming

• Troubleshoot requests from and provide recommendations to students faculty and staff and act as a first point of contact when fielding requests to access Expanded Media services.
• Conduct workshops orientations and training sessions in use of technology and equipment related to Expanded Media.
• Provide technical guidance and support to students faculty and staff in order to realize fulfillment of teaching and learning goals related to program curriculum.
• Help desk assistance and troubleshooting.

• Maintain detailed records for the Expanded Media area with respect to purchasing planning inventory staffing equipment circulation and repair histories.

Support for Academy Help Desk and Equipment Storage

• Maintain equipment stores by performing and/or arranging repairs and procurement activity.
• Train faculty staff and students relating to A/V media and academic computing processes related to teaching and learning spaces.
• Train and supervise student assistants to assist in supporting academic and public events help desk support and service.
• Administer established health and safety policies/practices promotes safe work habits and maintain equipment for safe use.

Support for teaching and learning

• Identify develop and maintain technical capacity of facilities with particular emphasis on smart classrooms auditoriums and computer labs.
• Provide technical and coordination support for NSCAD events and teaching and learning activities. This includes booking required equipment organizing student assistants as needed A/V documentation organizing set up and operation of equipment and post-production work.
• Coordinating access to facilities and teaching spaces and booking areas when required

A Bachelor of Fine Arts with a Media-based practice and related fields combined with three (3) years related experience with audio-visual and relevant computer equipment and software (or the equivalent combination of education and experience) is required. The incumbent must have specialized knowledge of media based technology audio-visual and computer equipment and software and possess excellent troubleshooting skills. Experience working in a post-secondary educational environment is an asset.

NSCAD University and Halifax are in Mikmaki on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mikmaq Nation. NSCAD University is committed to reconciliation and to building respectful relationships with Indigenous peoples and with the African Nova Scotian communities that have been enriching this region for 400 years. As a small school with three urban campuses and programs across a range of fine arts craft design and media arts NSCAD University is an incubator for talent and an active contributor to the arts scene in Canadas fastest-growing city. Since 1887 NSCAD has been a leader in visual arts education in Canada with distinguished alumni building careers all over the world.

Applications should be sent via the CareerBeacon website. Applications should include a cover letter and detailed CV.

Deadline for applications: The University will begin considering applicants on July 6 2025 and continue until the position is filled. We appreciate all applicants however only those selected to move forward in the competition will be contacted. This position is being advertised internally and externally concurrently. Bargaining unit employees for FUNSCAD Unit II are given first consideration. Please note that this is a temporary from August 10 2026 until November 2027 expected to work 35 hours per week.

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada will be given priority in this search. NSCAD university encourages applications from Indigenous persons racially visible persons persons with a disability women and all candidates who would contribute to the diversity of our community.