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, industry trends, and best practices relating to End User Technology and Audio Visual services, and provide recommendations for innovation and service enhancement. Support ITS colleagues to ensure effective
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Overview: RMIT Vietnam is seeking an Audio Visual Specialist ensures the seamless operation, maintenance, and enhancement of audiovisual technologies across learning and meeting spaces to support
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digital, print, campaign, and event collateral. Strong eye for layout, typography, branding, composition, and visual consistency. Proven experience with at least 3 years in leading or supervising design
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, collaborating on training initiatives, conducting market research, and ensuring effective contract management. Key stakeholders include suppliers, university business users, and internal procurement teams. Key
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requires engagement across the University; working closely with the Student Communications Advisor who will direct the strategy. It will involve well planned and written creative content and visuals
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across the University. The role will support day-to-day IT service requests and incidents, troubleshoot hardware and software issues, and work closely with internal teams to deliver timely and effective
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calendar, student guides and relevant process documentation; deliver training, workshops, information sessions and presentations for stakeholders and students: ensure information is effectively communicated
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, cleaning and visualization) and propose appropriate long-term and short-term strategies in order to effectively build and maintain key relationships with alumni community Be the main liaison/coordinator
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international prospective students. Working under the guidance of the Visual Content Lead within the Global Content Marketing & Creative team, the Videographer and Editor will collaborate with producers, writers
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strategic vendor partnerships. The role also chairs key technology governance forums, oversees major technology investments and acts as the ultimate governance authority for IT, ensuring effective risk