Arts specialist Work, Jobs in Catford, Gtl (with Salaries)

Content Researcher
EBSCO —London
- Full-time
- Doctoral degree
- Organisational skills
- In-person
7d
Exhibition/Architectural Intern
Christie's —London
- £26,936 a year
- Full-time
- AutoCAD
- Childcare
- English
- Annual leave
- Employee assistance programme
3d
Library Specialist
Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti —London
- Full-time
- English
- Microsoft Office
- Bachelor's degree
Lecturer in Fine Art Painting
University of the Arts London —London
- £44,375 - £52,977 a year
- Teaching
10d
Creative and Content Lead
Avant Arte —London
- Full-time
- Hybrid work
- Bar
- Bachelor's degree
- Team management
Quick apply
3d
Fragrance Specialist - Covent Garden
Chanel —London
- Full-time
- Employee assistance programme
- Employee discount
English for Academic Purposes and Additional Learning Support Tutor
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance —London
- £35,555 - £42,013 a year
- Part-time
- English
- Organisational skills
7d
Fraud Investigator
Newham Council —London
- £45,750 - £49,056 a year
- Full-time
- Hybrid work
- Analysis skills
- Communication skills
7d
Reward Operations Specialist
Chanel —London
- Full-time
- Human resources
- Organisational skills
- Communication skills
- Employee assistance programme
- Employee discount
11d
Art, Design & Technology Technician
LeighAcademiesTrust —London
- £17,093 - £30,505 a year
- School
- Free parking
- Employee assistance programme
14d
Recording & Audio-Visual Technician
The City Of London —London
- £38,080 - £49,140 a year
- Overtime
- School
15h
Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Garment Technology
University of the Arts London —London
- £40,199 - £49,072 a year
- Weekend availability
- No degree
- School
- Teaching
3d
Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Print, Dye and Digital Print
University of the Arts London —London
- £40,199 - £49,072 a year
- Weekend availability
- No degree
- School
- Teaching
3d
Collections Storage Officer
Victoria and Albert Museum —London
- £30,000 a year
- Employee assistance programme
- Employee discount
3d
Visual Arts Tutor-Film & Media
BCE Apprenticeships —London
- £27,200 - £38,000 a year
- Full-time
- English
- Teaching
- Employee assistance programme
9d
Senior NOMAD Developer
Bank of America —Bromley
- Full-time
- Financial services
- Banking
- Employee assistance programme
Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Contour
University of the Arts London —London
- £40,199 - £49,072 a year
- Weekend availability
- No degree
- School
- Teaching
8d
Scrum Master - SC Eligible - Government Projects
ByDesign Secure —London
- £575 a day
- Temporary
- Hybrid work
- Azure
- Agile
- In-person
Quick apply
8d
Deputy Librarian, LaSS (UCL Internal Secondment)
University College London —London
- £43,981 - £52,586 a year
- Full-time
- Remote
- University
- In-person
- Communication skills
- Annual leave
10d
Combined Autism & ADHD Assessor for Children
Paloma Health —London
- £60,000 - £68,000 a year
- Full-time
- Remote
- Communication skills
- Time management
- Annual leave
- Employee assistance programme

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Content Researcher

EBSCO -
London

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Job details

Full-time
7 days ago

Qualifications

Doctoral degree
Digitisation
Organisational skills
Metadata
Communication skills
Teaching

Full job description

Your Opportunity:

We are looking for a Content Researcher to join our newly established Archives Product Management team in the UK. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in shaping the scholarly value of EBSCO’s growing Historical Digital Archives.

Working within a small, highly focused team who will be based in the US, you’ll help identify, evaluate and shape potential archival collections for digitisation. This role sits at the intersection of research, archives and digital publishing. You will work closely with the Product Management and Content Management teams to assess the scholarly value, scope and practical suitability of physical collections for digitisation for the purposes of academic research.

This role is based in the United Kingdom and is remote, and ideally, you should be located in London with the ability to commute to the British Library and to other London-based locations such as The National Archives at Kew. Although an EBSCO employee, whilst working onsite at the British Library, this position will sit within the British Library Licensing Team under the supervision of the Licensing Manager. You are expected to be working on site at these institutions for a minimum of 3 days per week or more if required.

What You'll Do:

Identify and evaluate archival collections (e.g. manuscripts, personal papers, institutional records, rare printed materials) with strong scholarly and research value across the humanities and social sciences by analysing online catalogues and search engines (such as Discovery at The National Archives), paper catalogues, finding aids and other bibliographic data
Utilise internal British Library tools such as ALMA and Primo, as well as the British Library’s own ordering platforms, to research and discover across British Library collections. This position will be allocated a British Library profile, including a staff contractor pass, email address, logon credentials and access to British Library cataloguing and retrieval systems, as well as having access to the reading rooms to consult physical collections and be granted limited access to the collections of digital assets held at the library
Conduct collection‑level research to understand provenance, intellectual significance, subject coverage, and potential academic audiences
Assess collection suitability for digitisation, including:
- Physical condition and format
- Volume and extent (item counts, linear metres, page estimates)
- Intellectual coherence and completeness
- Metadata availability and quality
Produce clear internal documentation and reports outlining the size, scope, structure, and research relevance of collections, including recommendations for digitisation priorities
Liaise with libraries, archives, and collection holders, including archivists, special collections staff, and scholars, to gather information and contextual insight
Collaborate with internal teams (editorial and production) to support collection development decisions and project planning
Assist (when needed) with collection preparation for digitisation, such as updating inventories, re-keying catalogues, removing staples or tags, flagging items for exclusion, etc.
Conduct online research to assess libraries and archives’ holdings to identify and select rare primary sources (manuscripts, newspapers, monographs) to be digitised.
Assist in refining metadata, such as identifying key figures, locations, and topics to improve search results for researchers.

About You:

You have a strong interest in academic research, particularly within the arts and humanities, and are passionate about improving access to the world’s scholarly and cultural heritage. You are intellectually curious, commercially aware, and motivated to create products that add genuine value to the academic community while meeting business objectives.

You enjoy working collaboratively but are equally comfortable taking initiative and managing tasks independently.

What sets you apart:

Postgraduate qualification (such as MA, MRes, MSt or PGCert) in Historical Research or PhD in History, the Humanities, or a closely related discipline.
At least 2 years’ or demonstrated experience working with primary source materials in an academic research or teaching context and/or working with archival or special collections, whether in libraries, archives, museums, or academic research settings
Ability to evaluate scholarly significance and articulate why collections matter for research and teaching
Experience working with finding aids and catalogues at locations such as The National Archives at Kew and the British Library.
Excellent written communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, structured reports for non‑specialist stakeholders
Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
Confidence working independently while collaborating across teams

Additional requirements:

Ability to work 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Prior experience working with primary source collections at the British Library and/or The National Archives.
Experience in digital publishing, digitisation projects, or digital humanities initiatives
Familiarity with archival standards and metadata schemas
Experience liaising directly with external collection holders or cultural heritage institutions
Subject expertise in one or more humanities or social science fields
This role will involve manual handling tasks, such as moving archive materials or boxes, and you will need to be able to lift a maximum of 18 kg.
Appointment may be subject to the successful completion of a DBS check if required by the institution.

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arts specialist jobs in catford, gtl

Content Researcher

Exhibition/Architectural Intern

Library Specialist

Lecturer in Fine Art Painting

Creative and Content Lead

Fragrance Specialist - Covent Garden

English for Academic Purposes and Additional Learning Support Tutor

Fraud Investigator

Reward Operations Specialist

Art, Design & Technology Technician

Recording & Audio-Visual Technician

Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Garment Technology

Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Print, Dye and Digital Print

Collections Storage Officer

Visual Arts Tutor-Film & Media

Senior NOMAD Developer

Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Contour

Scrum Master - SC Eligible - Government Projects

Deputy Librarian, LaSS (UCL Internal Secondment)

Combined Autism & ADHD Assessor for Children

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