Information Technology Technician II - Video Event and Learning Spaces
Villanova University$13/hr2h ago
Role Snapshot
Support video production and learning technology across Villanova University's campus by assisting with video shoots, editing projects, and classroom technology support. Work alongside professional staff to provide comprehensive multimedia and technical assistance to faculty and students.
Key Responsibilities: Shoot and edit video content using professional equipment and Final Cut Pro, support classroom technology and events across campus, provide customer service, manage tickets, and assist professors and staff with multimedia projects. Perform clerical work and handle daily production tasks with quick turnarounds in a production shop environment.
Skills & Tools: Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 (Teams, Outlook, Excel), Google Docs, Zoom, and Final Cut Pro or Premiere editing software. Strong responsibility, communication, and customer service abilities with willingness to learn new technical skills.
Qualifications: Open to undergraduate and graduate students with digital editing experience and familiarity with video production. Must provide references and demonstrate prior technological proficiencies; experience with camera/sound equipment and Adobe CC Suite preferred.
Compensation: $13/hr
Job Description
Information Technology Technician II - Video Event and Learning Spaces
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Applicants must show prior appropriate technological proficiencies. Familiarity with video editing is favorable. Applicants must have references.
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Position Information
Posting Number:
20260350V
Position Title:
Information Technology Technician II - Video Event and Learning Spaces
Posting Type
Student
Hours/week:
15
Eligibility:
Work study preferred but open to all students
Semester
2026-2027 Academic Year
Location
Widger Law School Building
Detailed Work Schedule
Day, evening and weekend hours included. Weekday coverage times: 7 am- 9 pm Monday through Friday. Weekend hours also available.
Number of positions:
7
Department:
845-UTS - Multimedia Technologies
Contact Name:
Brian Sirak
Contact Phone/Extension:
16105195819
Position Summary Information
Job Description Summary:
This position is open for both graduate and undergrad students. It will focus on video production, supporting staff with editing projects as well as supporting technology in the classrooms across campus. You will also be shooting video, assisting professors in the classroom and assisting staff in other related projects. This job will also require customer service, entering tickets scanning, typing and moderate clerical work.
The most integral part of this position is responsibility as you will be working side by side with the professional staff to provide support to faculty and staff throughout the university.
You will be trained on how to shoot video with cameras that are used in the professional field and edit video using Final Cut Pro. We do have an excellent training program so a willingness to learn and desire to learn are essential. We do shoots all over campus and cover events almost daily, there is a large editing component to the work and it is a true production shop atmosphere with very quick turnarounds. It is a position that entails a great deal of responsibility but offers great opportunities for both learning and future job placement.
The most integral part of this position is responsibility as you will be working side by side with the professional staff to provide support to faculty and staff throughout the university.
You will be trained on how to shoot video with cameras that are used in the professional field and edit video using Final Cut Pro. We do have an excellent training program so a willingness to learn and desire to learn are essential. We do shoots all over campus and cover events almost daily, there is a large editing component to the work and it is a true production shop atmosphere with very quick turnarounds. It is a position that entails a great deal of responsibility but offers great opportunities for both learning and future job placement.
Requirements:
- Must be familiar with Microsoft Teams, Google Docs, and Spreadsheets (Excel, Pages, etc).
- Must be familiar with Microsoft Office 365, including Teams, Outlook, and Excel
- Digital editing experience and proficiency – Final Cut Pro or Premiere
- Proficient in Zoom
- Must be responsible and be able to provide references.
Additional Information:
- Experience with camera equipment and/or sound equipment helpful
- Experience with Microsoft Teams
- Adobe CC Suite experience
- Cabrini Campus availability helpful
Physical Demands Summary:
- Lifting of camera equipment up to 50 lbs.
- Walking from Scarpa Hall to all ends of campus for shoots, support, and meetings.
- Be able to stand for long stretches to record.
Wage Rate:
$13.00
Posting Detail Information
Open Until Filled
Yes