Technical Demonstrator (Moving Image)

JOB DECRIPTION

We are currently seeking an dedicated Technical Demonstrator (moving image) to be responsible for the delivery of specialist technical skills demonstrations to either groups of students or one-to-one support to individuals here at Bath Spa University.

About the Role

The role of a Technical Demonstrator combines technical knowledge and innovative thinking with the design and delivery of hardware and software demonstrations to students. Within the role you will be responsible for ensuring the maintenance of specialist equipment is carried out within own area of work and that health and safety standards are complied with. This role will be based around the delivery of training and demonstration of moving image capture, motion graphics generation, editing and gallery presentation. It will be located at the Locksbrook Rd campus mainly working with students enrolled on courses within the Schools of Art, Film and Media and the School of Design.

As Technical Demonstrator you will demonstrate complex technical techniques to students from various programs, support individual and group student work, and develop and run workshops on the use of our facilities. You will be responsible for preparing resources and equipment, supervising students' project work, and ensuring health and safety compliance within the workspace. Additionally, you will conduct risk assessments, maintain equipment, and stay updated with new technologies and contemporary practices in your field. You may also advise on future resource requirements and supervise a small team of technical staff. 

About You 

You will be a qualified Workshop and Laboratory Technician with an NVQ4, NEBSS, or degree in a relevant practical subject, or significant professional experience in a specialist area. You will have experience in demonstration or training, supervisory skills, and expertise in video capture, motion graphics, animation, and gallery presentation of moving images. You should demonstrate a proactive approach to maintenance, development, and safety, possess excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills, and have strong ICT capabilities. The role requires the ability to plan and organise work, manage resources, liaise with staff, departments, and external agencies, use initiative and problem-solving skills, make decisions, and work under pressure to tight deadlines. Flexibility, adaptability, and a positive approach to change are essential. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

This is a part time role, 28 hours per week.

£24,457 - £27,261 pro rata £32,332-£36,024 per annum

Some evening and weekend working during term time will be required.

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