EMC ranks 152 in the Fortune 500 based on total consolidated revenue of $17 billion in 2010, the largest revenue year in EMC's 30+ year history
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Thursday, April 4, 2013
EMC: Search & Data Management Internship
Search & Data
Management Internship
EMC’s eServices organization is seeking a Search & Data
Management intern to work as part of the User Experience team. This position
will work directly with program management, content publishing, and operations
teams to aid in curating enterprise-level user and product data and
architecting EMC’s support search experience.
This is an excellent entry-level opportunity for an information science
professional to creatively put theory into practice in the service of
information consumers.
This is a full-time,
temporary, paid position onsite at EMC’s global headquarters in Hopkinton,
Massachusetts, during the summer of 2013.
Responsibilities include:
·
Implementing and maintaining enterprise
terminology and taxonomies per established best practices
·
Maintenance of customer and partner user profile
data
·
Gathering business requirements relating to
search and indexing functionality
·
Collecting and analyzing metrics relating to search
utilization and metadata consumption
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Analyzing data sets to identify inconsistencies
·
Supporting activities related to creation and
stabilization of new search capabilities.
·
Supporting integration of search and metadata
services with content repositories and web sites
·
Supporting activities related to user research
and usability testing
Desired qualifications:
·
ALA-accredited Masters in Library and
Information Science, or coursework pursued toward a Master’s degree in an
ALA-accredited program
·
Demonstrated knowledge of controlled
vocabularies, classification, subject analysis, information retrieval, and
asset management
·
Familiarity with concepts of search engine-based
retrieval, including indexing, precision/recall, relevancy
·
Proficiency with Microsoft office applications,
especially Excel; familiarity with XML, SQL a plus
·
Excellent written and verbal communication
skills
·
Ability to thrive in a fast-changing,
deadline-driven corporate environment
·
Familiarity with the computer hardware and
software industry a plus
·
Prior experience in the customer support arena a
plus
Applicants should submit a current resume and cover letter
via email to Matt Johnson (matt.johnson@emc.com).
EMC ranks 152 in the Fortune 500 based on total consolidated revenue of $17 billion in 2010, the largest revenue year in EMC's 30+ year history
About EMC
EMC is a global leader in enabling businesses and service
providers to transform their operations and deliver Information Technology as a
service. Fundamental to this transformation is cloud computing. Through
innovative products and services, EMC accelerates the journey to cloud
computing, helping IT departments to store, manage, protect and analyze their
most valuable asset — information — in a more agile, trusted and cost-efficient
way.
EMC works with organizations around the world, in every
industry, in the public and private sectors, and of every size, from startups
to the Fortune Global 500. Our customers include banks and other financial
services firms, manufacturers, healthcare and life sciences organizations,
Internet service and telecommunications providers, airlines and transportation
companies, educational institutions, and public-sector agencies. EMC also
provides technology, products, and services to consumers in more than 100
countries.
EMC employs approximately 48,500 people worldwide. We are
represented by approximately 400 sales offices and scores of partners in more
than 80 countries around the world. We have the world's largest sales and
service force focused on information infrastructure, and we work closely with a
global network of technology, outsourcing, systems integration, service, and
distribution partners.
We are committed to acting in a socially and environmentally
responsible manner and to being an attentive and thoughtful neighbor in our
local and global communities. We are a publicly traded company, listed on the
New York Stock Exchange under the symbol EMC, and are a component of the
S&P 500 Index.
Summer 2013 Internship Opportunities at Scholastic Inc
Scholastic Inc/
Publishing company Corporate/ Special Library
557 Broadway, New York, NY 10012
Located in SoHo neighborhood/ downtown Manhattan
(Broadway between Prince and Spring near
Broadway -Lafayette subway station, Spring St Station and Prince St station)
The library serves the writers, editors, and
other corporate staff at Scholastic Inc, the children’s book publisher.
Summer
2013 Internship Opportunities at Scholastic Inc/ SoHo
Requirements: Library School Student must be
enrolled in an internship course for school credit and must provide proof of
registration in internship class.
Hours: Flexible weekdays (no weekends, no evenings)
Position Description: As an intern at the Scholastic Library/Archives, the library school student will be exposed to the day-to-day workings of a corporate special library and archive. The intern will learn the basics of maintaining an archival book collection and corporate reference work. The intern will assist the Library staff with various tasks including, but not limited to:
1. Assist in retrospective book cataloging project as well as in cataloging new and incoming books.
Hours: Flexible weekdays (no weekends, no evenings)
Position Description: As an intern at the Scholastic Library/Archives, the library school student will be exposed to the day-to-day workings of a corporate special library and archive. The intern will learn the basics of maintaining an archival book collection and corporate reference work. The intern will assist the Library staff with various tasks including, but not limited to:
1. Assist in retrospective book cataloging project as well as in cataloging new and incoming books.
- Reference work, article
searching, using ProQuest, Factiva, Nexis and other sources
- Archive maintenance
The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: Dance Division Prints and Designs Internship: Summer 2013
Dance Division Prints and Designs Internship: Summer 2013
The Jerome Robbins Dance Division is seeking an intern
interested in gaining professional experience with a large digitization and
metadata project. The successful
candidate will participate in a project to digitize approximately 1,500 dance
prints and 200 original designs spanning the 17th to 19th Centuries. The images
will be published in the NYPL Digital Gallery.
This project will be the test case for automatic metadata
ingest from the NYPL catalog into our custom Metadata Management System (MMS).
The prints and designs will be digitized offsite at the Digital Imaging Unit of
the New York Public Library. The intern will be supervised by the Assistant
Curator of the Dance Division.
Timeframe:
120 hours over 12 weeks
Schedule: 10 hours per week (All interns must commit to
schedule at least four hours on one day; otherwise hours are flexible). Working
hours: Monday - Friday: 10:00am -
6:00pm.This is an unpaid internship that may be used for credit toward a
Master's Degree program. Internships need
not be taken for credit. Selected
applicants will be contacted after April 1 to schedule an interview.
Responsibilities:
Under the supervision of the Assistant Curator of the Dance
Division, the intern will;
· Be trained
by a metadata specialist to use the MMS in order to Reconcile metadata between
the Library catalog, the MMS, and the analog materials.
· Research
insurance values for individual prints and designs using art history and art
auction databases.
· Assist with
registration shipping paperwork.
· Carefully
handle prints and artworks from the 17th through 19th centuries.
· Assist with
pulling and shelving materials.
· Write
project blog posts.
· Gain
practical experience with a custom content management system, metadata,
copyright, and project management.
· Attend
departmental meetings to participate in project discussions and programmed
events.
· The intern
may interact with researchers at the Special Collections desk.
· Help develop
a small reading room exhibit.
· Learn the
digitization process at NYPL by shadowing a staff member at the Digital Imaging
Unit.
Key Competencies:
· Teamwork,
· Attention to
detail
Qualifications:
· Current
enrollment in a Masters of Library Science or Museum Studies program.
· This is a
very detail oriented project, and the ideal candidate will possess excellent
organizational skills and capability for handling extremely delicate materials.
· Experience
or interest in dance history, art history, museum studies, museum registration,
or metadata preferred.
Work Environment:
· This
position is located in a research library
Scholastic Inc/ SoHo: Fall 2013 Internship Opportunities
Scholastic
557 Broadway, New York, NY 10012
Located in SoHo neighborhood/ downtown Manhattan
(Broadway between Prince and Spring near Broadway -Lafayette subway station,
Spring St Station and Prince St station)
The library serves the writers, editors, and
other corporate staff at Scholastic Inc, the children’s book publisher.
Fall 2013 Internship Opportunities at Scholastic
Inc/ SoHo
Requirements: Library School Student must be
enrolled in an internship course for school credit and must provide proof of
registration in internship class.
Hours: Flexible weekdays (no weekends, no
evenings)
Position Description: As an intern at the
Scholastic Library/Archives, the library school student will be exposed to the
day-to-day workings of a corporate special library and archive. The
intern will learn the basics of maintaining an archival book collection and
corporate reference work. The intern will assist the Library staff with various
tasks including, but not limited to:
1. Assist in retrospective book
cataloging project as well as in cataloging new and incoming books.
1. Reference work, article
searching, using ProQuest, Factiva, Nexis and other sources
2. Archive maintenance
Wildlife Conservation Society (Bronx Zoo) Archives Internship
Title:
Wildlife Conservation Society (Bronx Zoo) Archives Internship
The
Project: As
part of a grant-funded project, the Wildlife Conservation Society Archives is
developing a website to display digitized copies of early-twentieth-century
scrapbooks. Created by the Bronx Zoo’s first director, William T.
Hornaday, these scrapbooks concern early wildlife conservation laws and activities.
The
Internship (two positions available): Reporting directly to the WCS Librarian &
Archivist, the Archives Interns will be responsible for creating original
descriptive metadata records for the digitized scrapbooks.
Qualifications: Enrollment in (or recent
completion of) a Master’s degree program in Library Science, with a focus on
Archives, from an ALA-accredited institution. Proven experience with
Microsoft Excel. Strong attention to detail and ability to work
independently. Effective oral, written, and interpersonal communication
skills.
Internships
at the WCS Archives are a learning experience, but students who have experience
with Dublin Core and with Omeka software are encouraged to apply. An
interest in early scrapbooks and/or the history of wildlife conservation is
also useful.
A
nominal stipend is offered.
Schedule: 12 weeks (scheduled between
June 3-August 30, 2013), 10 hours a week, for a total of 120 hours. Work
must be scheduled within 9:00-5:00, Monday-Friday.
The Archives serves as WCS’s memory, with
collections spanning its rich history as a leader in global wildlife conservation and as the
manager of the world’s largest system of urban wildlife parks, led by the
flagship Bronx Zoo. Through
projects like this one, the Archives seeks to provide innovative ways to serve
and engage both scholars and the general public. For more
information on the Archives, see www.wcs.org/library
Monday, January 7, 2013
The Granger Collection: Digital Image Collection Metadata Intern
The Granger Collection (www.granger.com), a historical picture library in
Manhattan, is seeking interns to assist with the management of its digital
image collection. Interns would assist the metadata librarian in improving and
refining the metadata and controlled vocabulary associated with the collection,
reviewing image records for accuracy and consistency among metadata, and
providing support to other departments when necessary. The position is ideal
for a media-savvy student with an interest in metadata and cataloging,
especially of non-print materials. 10hr/wk minimum, students currently enrolled
in an MLS/MLIS ALA-accredited graduate program only.
Can be used for course
credit.
Mondays and Tuesdays are preferred.
Position begins in January or
February.
To apply, please send resume and cover letter by attachment (.doc or
.pdf) to hschumacher@granger.com
with “Metadata Intern”
in the subject line.
Friday, January 4, 2013
LEHMAN COLLEGE (CUNY): Two Internship Opportunities
INTERNSHIP
OPPORTUNITY FOR LIBRARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
SPRING SEMESTER 2013
LEONARD
LIEF LIBRARY
LEHMAN
COLLEGE (CUNY)
BRONX, NEW
YORK
DESCRIPTION:
This is a great opportunity for flexible, creative
library school students to gain practical experience in a dynamic, urban
academic library.
The Leonard Lief Library will accept (2) two
interns for the Spring 2013 semester.
Interns will work on projects in some of the
following areas: Reference Desk Assistance; Electronic Resources; Subject Research
Guides (LibGuides).
In addition, interns will observe Information
Literacy classes taught by librarians, reference desk activities, and other
library functions.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Required: Enrollment in the Internship course for
credit at a Master’s program in library or information services.
Preferred: Completion of courses or experience in
reference and bibliographic sources, electronic resources, database searching, website
development. Strong computer skills highly desirable.
CONTACT: Before
January 21st, 2013
Please send an email expressing interest,
qualifications and availability, with resume attached to:
Madeline Cohen, Assistant Professor, Head of
Reference, Madeline.Cohen@lehman.cuny.edu
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