ARTstor Digital Library
Careers
ARTstor is a nonprofit organization that provides an image library and develops digital technology to enhance teaching and research. We are an equal opportunity employer and offer competitive salaries, outstanding benefits, and excellent working conditions. If you are interested in working with us, please send your CV and cover letter to:
ARTstor
151 East 61st Street
New York, NY 10065
or email us at careers@artstor.org.
Current postings
Director of Marketing
The role of the Director of Marketing is to develop and implement strategic marketing plans to support the sale and promotion of ARTstor services. The primary component of this role is to define, develop, and promote brand awareness.
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General Counsel
ARTstor is seeking a General Counsel and Secretary. Reporting to ARTstor's President and Board, the General Counsel and Secretary is responsible for overseeing all legal affairs of the organization by 1) advising the President, Board, and staff on all legal issues impacting the organization; 2) overseeing the strategic framework for the legal affairs of the organization, as well as for the services that ARTstor provides to the communities it serves; 3) managing all legal matters, including contracts, nonprofit tax and employment issues, and regulatory and compliance matters; and 4) managing the legal team.
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Vice President of Library Relations
The Vice President of Library Relations is responsible for leading the sales and marketing strategy for ARTstor products, including ARTstor Digital Library and Shared Self. ARTstor Digital Library (ADL) is a digital image library of more than 1.5 million images used for research and educational purposes at institutions worldwide. Shared Shelf is a cloud-based, enterprise-wide image hosting, cataloging and management software system developed by ARTstor, along with nine non-profit partners, for use by non-profit institutions worldwide.
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Fundraising Consultant
ARTstor is seeking a Fundraising Consultant to identify opportunities for philanthropic support. The Fundraising Consultant will be responsible for identifying, engaging, and cultivating prospective philanthropies, resulting in the support of various ARTstor services, including public access collections and K-12 support
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Image credits
Olmec; Mask; 10th- 6th century B.C.; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York,; ARTstor ID# AMICO_METRO_103825461
