WORK STUDY - PHOTO LAB ASSISTANT
Company: International Center of Photography
Role summary
WORK STUDY - PHOTO LAB ASSISTANT is a role at International Center of Photography in New York, New York, United States (on-site). Posted 2026-08-11. Experience level: 0-2. No degree required.
- Job title
- WORK STUDY - PHOTO LAB ASSISTANT
- Company
- International Center of Photography
- Location
- New York, New York, United States
- Work arrangement
- on-site
- Category
- Software Engineering
- Experience level
- 0-2
- Degree required
- No
- Date posted
- 2026-08-11
Job description
Description
Department: Photo Lab
Supervisor: Larson Harley, School Facilities & Photo Lab Manager
Duration: Academic Term
Availability: Weekday shifts between 9:00 AM-2:00 PM or 5:00 PM-10:00 PM. Weekend shifts available between 9:00 AM-6:00 PM.
Position Summary
The Photo Lab Assistant supports students, faculty, and staff using ICP's analog and digital lab facilities. Students will gain hands-on experience with photographic equipment, software, darkroom processes, and customer support.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities
Distribute and track lab equipment and supplies
Assist users with printers, scanners, software, and lab resources
Support darkroom and digital lab operations
Maintain equipment and workspaces
Provide customer service and troubleshooting support
Ideal Qualifications
Interest in photography and photographic processes
Strong customer service skills
Comfort learning technical equipment and software
Ability to work in a collaborative environment
Eligibility
Only currently enrolled One-Year Certificate (OYC) students are eligible to apply. All applicants will be reviewed by the OYC Program Coordinator to confirm enrollment and eligibility.
After submitting an application, students will be asked to rank their work-study preferences. This information will be used during the placement process.
The International Center of Photography is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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