Research Database Editor - Project for the Study of
Collecting and Provenance
The Getty Research Institute
Researches, creates and edits records using primary
and secondary source material for inclusion in the Getty Provenance Index®.
Supervises the work of editors, and is responsible
for their training.
Ensures accuracy of data by applying thorough
knowledge of current best practices in database design; carefully applies this
knowledge to the production of records for electronic publication.
Sets and implements editorial standards, including
rigorous standards for quality assurance and quality control.
Sets editorial priorities and assignments to meet
production deadlines.
Resolves complex database and editorial issues.
Communicates with current collaborators and works
with key GRI staff to initiate new collaborations as appropriate.
Within the framework of the GRI digital strategy and
in collaboration with other key GRI staff develops and implements new search
tools and strategies for management and provision of access to Provenance
datasets.
Audits and advises on both publication formats and
content of the PSCP Web site.
Closely monitors and assesses both users and uses of
the Getty Provenance Index®.
Responds to queries from researchers.
Qualifications: Ph.D. in art history; with work in
the history of collecting and provenance preferred; seven plus years editing,
cataloguing, or comparable experience in the filed of art history; reading
knowledge of two European languages or fluency in at least one European
language.
Please send resume and cover letter to:
J. Paul Getty Trust
Attn: Human Resources
or email resume and cover letter to [log in to unmask] and indicate “Research
Database Editor IV” in the subject line.