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Exhibit Lighting Specialist/Exhibit Builder
$57k-75k (estimate)
Full Time | Arts & Culture
4 Days Ago
National Aquarium is Hiring an Exhibit Lighting Specialist/Exhibit Builder Near Baltimore, MD
Required Expertise And ExperienceExperience with computer-controlled lighting systems setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting is required. Qualified candidates should have work experience setting up, programing, operating, and maintaining DMX lighting systems. A working knowledge of computer network protocols (TCP/IP) and network adapter settings is required. Knowledge and experience with DMX over ethernet or networked DMX and associated technologies such as sACN and Art-Net is desirable. Knowledge of a broad range of exhibit lighting types (FL, PC, LED, HID, etc.), and a working knowledge of electricity and electrical circuits is also helpful. Soldering is a must. Comprehension of visible light spectroscopy and color theory is essential.
- Working knowledge of Macro Programming, ETC EOS, Mosaic Designer or IT Cueserver and other such software is required.
- 8-10 years of experience in exhibits, theater, architectural or production lighting (or similar field)
- Assists in maintaining existing live-display components, primarily exhibit lighting but also including some habitat décor and BOH elements.
- Fabrication duties include sustained and potentially rigorous physical activity under varied site and workshop.
- Participates in product selection, customization, installation, and maintenance of gallery exhibit lighting.
- Assists in the fabrication and installation of new or renovated interpretive exhibits.
- Electrical Soldering
- Assist with the daily maintenance of the exhibits; including, but not limited to; cleaning fixtures, soldering wires, re-lamping of exhibit lights/panels/boxes, storage, and inventory.
- May assist in producing working scale models and/or presentation scale models. Bench testing fixtures.
- Adheres to all institutional safety procedures, which pertain to assigned tasks, proper use of shop tools and routine upkeep of shop spaces and related work sites.
- Participates in material purchases, maintains accurate financial records of these activities, and works within budget boundaries.
- Maintains accurate records of specific workload activities.
- Gather existing site or project related data in the form of organized and legible lists, descriptions, dimensioned sketches/diagrams, etc.
- Research materials, fabrication methods, techniques, prototyping and testing of lighting, etc., as directed by supervisor(s)
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience/training
- Communication with outside vendors/technicians and technical assistance.
- Attention to detail, quality control, thoroughness.
- Listens well; capable of following detailed instructions.
- Professionally congenial, cooperative “team player”
- Appreciation of aquatic species, the natural world, and informal learning
- Good understanding of lighting design concepts and DMX lighting control
- Good understanding of electrical and electronic circuits and use of appropriate, related test equipment
- Good information and data gathering skills, Ability to take good documentation photos, Decent sketching ability.
- Understanding of applied math and geometry such as fractions, ratios, percentages, decimal equivalents, metric conversions, right-triangle (Pythagorean) geometry, circle geometry, etc.
- Good mechanical aptitude and superior troubleshooting skills
- Scissor/Boom lift Certification/experience is highly desirable.
- Good writing skills, Ability to write clear, concise, and grammatically correct letters, memos, descriptions, etc.
- Experience with a variety of specialty materials like plastics, composites, metals, etc. is beneficial and a good working knowledge of fasteners, adhesives, and coatings is desirable.
- Experience with 3D CAD software (such as Solidworks, Rhino, AlibreCAD, etc.) and/or 2D CAD software (such as AutoCAD, ARES, Vector Works, etc.) is a plus.
- Appreciation of aquatic species, the natural world, and informal learning
- Candidates are required to submit documentation and/or photos of previous work along with a cover letter describing interest in the position and any unique qualifications.
- Able to lift a 40lb load.
- Able to climb a ladder safely and confidently.
- A current, valid driver’s license
- A personal cell phone to be used for work related communications (partial reimbursement)
- Participates in achieving goals and project deadlines set by supervisor; this may include flexibility in schedule to accommodate irregular working hours or pre-approved over-time to accomplish specific tasks/activities.
- Fully accountable for personal professional behavior, self-direction and supports a team-oriented environment.
- Must be safe, organized and practice responsible conduct with all shop spaces, tools, materials, institutional vehicles, and personal safety equipment.
- Participates in departmental SDS accounting and required HAZCOM responsibilities.
Job Summary
JOB TYPE
Full Time
INDUSTRY
Arts & Culture
SALARY
$57k-75k (estimate)
POST DATE
06/24/2024
EXPIRATION DATE
08/21/2024
WEBSITE
aqua.org
HEADQUARTERS
BALTIMORE, MD
SIZE
500 - 1,000
FOUNDED
1981
TYPE
NGO/NPO/NFP/Organization/Association
CEO
DAVE PITTINGER
REVENUE
<$5M
INDUSTRY
Arts & Culture
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About National Aquarium
National Aquarium is a nonprofit aquatic education and conservation institution.
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