UI and UX designers are in luck this month – for some reason every job board I came across was filled with interaction designers. I also included a couple of graphic design and development opportunities, so hopefully there is a little something here for everyone. Happy job hunting!
After seeing Chiqui Esteban’s list of infographic artists to follow on Google+, I was inspired to create my own list of some of the multimedia contacts and influential thought leaders that I follow. Here are 30 people who I follow, selected at random. All I ask in return is that you list your profile if you’re on Google+ along with one person you follow. Thanks in advance and I look forward to connecting with you on there!
Sorry this post is a bit delayed – I just got back from my wedding and honeymoon and it’s taken awhile to get caught back up on life. Included here are 15 multimedia-related jobs that I came across while perusing a number of different job boards. These opportunities make me wish I had graduated this past May! Alas, hopefully you can take advantage of them now while I patiently wait until May 2012. Happy job hunting everyone!
Checking out all of the job opportunities this month makes me wish I was graduating in 2011! Alas, I have one more year of school left, so hopefully many of you can take advantage of the plethora of multimedia openings that I have highlighted here. Happy job hunting!
This month I have selected 17 multimedia-related internships and jobs that I came across this past month. Students, it’s never too early to start looking for your summer internships. Happy job hunting everyone! Giveaway Day 4: Leave a comment on this post today (Thursday, Sept. 30th) telling us your ideal job title and be eligible to win either a copy of Mark Luckie’s “The Digital Journalist’s Handbook” or a NewsU webinar pass. Not only will you potentially win a cool prize, you will help me better learn what kind of job you are looking for so I can cater future job round-ups according to your interests!
I never thought I would have a good reason to blog about a music video – until now that is! Music director Chris Milk teamed with Google developers to produce the interactive experience “The Wilderness Downtown” for Arcade Fire’s song “We Used To Wait.” Built in HTML5, the site integrates Google Maps and Google Earth to provide a customizable experience for each user depending on where he/she grew up.
September brings us 20 more multimedia-related jobs, internships, and fellowships. Actually, several of these listings inquire about multiple positions, so there are over 50 opportunities to choose from! Happy job hunting everyone.
As much as I love interactivity, sometimes a static infographic is just as impressive and might arguably tell the story even better than its flashy counterpart. I really enjoyed spending quality time with this infographic and I hope it proves that there are countless ways to visually tell a compelling yet complex story!
April brings us 20 more multimedia-related jobs and internships from employers such as Google, The Hartford Courant, mediaBOOM, TIME.com, and LA Times. We are continually looking to expand our job listing to include international opportunities, so please contact us if you are an employer and have opportunities abroad. Happy job hunting everyone!
