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Job Description:
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Reporting to the Audio-Visual Technician III, the AV Systems Developer performs specialized technical work in support of exhibitions, collections and events utilizing audio-visual hardware and software.
Under direction of the AV Tech III the AV Systems Developer undertakes the following responsibilities:
• programs and configures software/hardware systems for media playback to specification, from an artist’s specifications or from scratch.
• designs and constructs custom electronics, primarily for interactivity.
• edits and exports video and audio files for diverse use cases such as exhibition, event presentation, web-delivery, and archiving.
• creates scripts and automation files for macOS playback devices and workstations.
• setup and configuration of DMX and lighting control software.
• manages iOS devices used in kiosks and audioguides.
• provides research and input on equipment procurement and AV systems design.
• creates and maintains digital file management structure and database systems for departmental and gallery media collections.
• manages consumer-level network-attached storage for video editing and collaboration.
• creates manuals and installation instructions, or audio/ video documentation as required.
• assists in planning, installation, operation and maintenance of AV systems for exhibitions and Gallery operations.
In addition, the AV Systems Developer provides occasional support in the following areas:
• setup and operation of Gallery events as required
• fielding internal requests and providing AV support for internal meetings as required
As the AV Systems Developer you are tasked with ensuring safe and proper installation of equipment to precise specifications, ensuring reliable operation and presentation at a high aesthetic standard. Maintaining knowledge of current trends and advances in related technologies is required.
The work includes computer operation, knowledge of low voltage electronics and basic electrical, cable pulling and termination, heavy lifting, basic construction tasks, ladder and lift work, cleaning and organization. The incumbent must be able to work in a safe and responsible manner, both individually and as part of a team.
Completion of post-secondary technical courses in audio-visual or computer technology plus three years of experience working with computers in an audio-visual and/or programming field.
Experience and knowledge of the following equipment and systems, or applicable skills to familiarize quickly:
• A proficiency in MacOS and Windows 10
• A proficiency in Trimble Sketchup for exhibition layout and planning
• Adobe Premiere Pro and Creative Suite for the production and editing of video content.
• Programming languages in the C/Arduino family, Applescript, and/or node-based languages (Max, TouchDesigner)
• NAS and simple network management, permissions and disk management, ability to communicate technically to IT team
• Video playback and distribution, including synchronization on MacOS or dedicated players
• Experience with FileMaker Pro or MS Access is beneficial
• iOS development and XCode experience is also beneficial
Please submit your resume by Friday, July 19, 2019 to Debra Nesbitt, Director of Human Resources, Vancouver Art Gallery, 750 Hornby Street, Vancouver, B.C.
V6Z 2H7, Fax: 604-682-1086 or email hr@vanartgallery.bc.ca.
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