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The Processing Archivist for the Aramco Collections is a one-year, full time (40 hour per week), donor-funded term position. Working in the Booth Family Center for Special Collections under
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images into sponsor-provided imaging platforms according to each study protocol. Resolves imaging-related queries with the assistance of clinical study team. Collects and organizes source documents in
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Aptitude for working with research specimens and image analysis Knowledge of anatomy and histology. Background in computer and laboratory science, preferably in image analysis and Immunohistochemistry
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). Ensure query resolution with proper physician and clinical study team oversight within site- and sponsor-specific time requirements. Request and upload radiological images into sponsor-provided imaging
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engagement and public interest in the School, and enhances the image of the School. This will include overseeing the School’s communications and events team, and the external relations staff and outreach
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Operating Procedures (SOPs). Ensure query resolution with proper physician and clinical study team oversight within site- and sponsor-specific time requirements. Request and upload radiological images
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. Experience using digital imaging and post-processing software, such as Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Bridge. Knowledge of descriptive metadata schemas such as Dublin Core, MARC, MODS, or METS. Excellent oral and
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complex technical issues to senior leadership and other departments as required Oversees document imaging processes for student records, including supervising student workers, coordinating record retrieval
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and book their families’ visits to the Center, conduct testing and scanning over a 3-day visit, and then analyze the behavioral and brain imaging data. This process includes searching, reading, and
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-institutional, multi-funder program. The prototype was launched at DebtCon8 in October 2025. With proof of concept, SDF secured approximately $350 in additional interim funding from the Netherlands and UK