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Position:       Applications Programmer/Webmaster in the Information
Systems Department serving both The Frick Collection and Frick Art
Reference Library

Duties: Responsible for developing databases and spreadsheets.
Responsible for mapping databases and transporting data across systems,
linking database retrieval through the website. Will provide technical
knowledge and communications expertise to support the ongoing
development of both an internal and external Website. Responsible for
maintenance and (some design) of Web space for various departments of
The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library. Responsible for
some (limited) training of staff in software applications. Responsible
for troubleshooting: answering questions about software applications for
staff.

Qualifications: Requires in-depth knowledge of Microsoft Products
including macros and templates, for: Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, Power
Point.  Experience with developing and maintaining databases (the Frick
Art Reference Library uses the Unix-based Cuadra Star for a variety of
applications.) Must be familiar with scanning, digital imaging. Must be
familiar with library online catalogs (the Frick Art Reference Library
uses the Innovative Interfaces, Inc. opac.)  In building it's website
The Frick Collection currently uses a Umax Powerlook 2000 scanner,
NetObjects Fusion, Adobe PhotoShop, Adobe Illustrator, PageMaker, Omni
Page Pro OCR software. To qualify, you must have a Bachelor's degree or
equivalent, 2 years'experience with Internet information services,
knowledge of HTML, PERL, CGI scripts and other applicable languages. The
ability to problem-solve using programming tools along with excellent
management, analytical and writing skills.  Strong verbal communication
skills are essential. Editorial and/or desktop design experience
preferred.

Salary: Competitive; excellent benefits.

Contact:        Apply with letter/resume to Floyd Sweeting, Head,
Information Systems Department (see signature file below).

Details:        The workday is M-F, from 9-5. This position supervised
by the Head of Information Systems.

The Frick Art Reference Library is an international research library and
a photoarchive that together serve as one of the world's most complete
resources for the study of Western art.  Founded in 1920, the Library
today has holdings of approximately 900,000 study photographs, 275,000
books, 72,000 auction sale catalogs, and 1600 periodical titles.  It is
open to interested individuals from all over the world.

Floyd Thomas Sweeting III, Head, Information Systems Department
The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library
10 E. 71st Street, New York, NY 10021
Tel: 212-288-0700 x289  Fax: 212-879-2091 Email: [log in to unmask]