CULTURAL & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INTERNSHIPS
OVERVIEW:
Fractured Atlas is seeking Fall/Winter interns to help produce
business plans for several of our programs and technology initiatives.
Interns will work in teams and be assigned to a single program or
initiative (e.g. open-source software, cultural asset mapping,
liability insurance, etc.). They will work under the guidance of the
senior staff to craft comprehensive business plans or software
development functional specification documents including financial
projections, marketing strategies, growth targets, and service
portfolio changes.
We’re looking for individuals with a background or interest in the
arts who are prepared to merge for-profit
business acumen with non-profit ideals. Since you will be called upon
to craft a holistic plan, you should be comfortable with, at the very
least: business-level strategy, corporate finance/budgeting, project
management and marketing. These positions will require stellar
interviewing skills, a knack for researching, the ability to make
connections between seemingly unrelated things, and a talent for
breaking complex concepts into easy-to-understand language.
The position also requires a high degree of professionalism and poise,
as interns will be interviewing high-level “movers-and-shakers” in the
cultural and technology sector.
QUALIFICATIONS:
* Bachelors Degree required, Masters Degree work or equivalent
preferred.
* First-hand experience working in any artistic discipline and
technology is strongly preferred.
* The successful candidate will demonstrate the following attributes:
** Self-motivated and able to manage responsibilities independently,
** Creative problem solving skills,
** Excellent verbal and written communication skills,
** A strong attention to detail,
** Well organized,
** High degree of professionalism,
** The ability to truly listen and ask thoughtful questions.
* Proficiency with Word, Excel, and experience with web-based software
required. Previous experience with sophisticated information
technology systems and arts administration is a plus.
* Internships typically last 8-12 weeks; 20 hours per week.
SALARY:
Weekly stipend and school credit available.
TO APPLY:
To be considered for the position, please email the items below in one
PDF-formatted file with your name as the filename to Tim Cynova,
Deputy Director at
jobs@fracturedatlas.org. Include “Research
Internship” as the email’s subject line.
1. A cover letter including the following information: your interest
in serving as a research intern with Fractured Atlas, your experience
as it is applicable to this position, and the dates you are available
to work.
2. A résumé no longer than 2 pages outlining your educational and
professional experience.
Incomplete submissions will not be considered nor will submissions
sent via postal mail or fax. No calls please (we mean it). Thank you!