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The Maker Web is a group of six Makerspaces (fabrication and tinkering labs) spread across campus, dedicated to supporting maker activities and hands on learning in all disciplines. These co-working spaces host students and faculty who wish to make things utilizing our resources which include a variety of digital fabrication tools including 3D printers, 3D scanners, a laser cutter, and a CNC router. We also host many analog and electrical hand tools including industrial machining equipment, light wood working tools, soldering kits, Arduino kits, sewing machines, and basic tool kits. It is the student employees, members of the Maker Corp, who operate the equipment, train others to use the tools and manage the day to day activity of the Labs with oversight from the Makerspace Director, Cole Belmont.
Department: Maker Web
Location: Wold 026
Student Supervisor: Cole Belmont
Work available: Days
Rate of pay: $9.70/hr
# of positions available: 16
Duties and Responsibilities:
Operating equipment including 3D printers, laser cutters and CNC milling machines for students and faculty
Maintaining records and documentation of 3D print submissions and completions
Organizing and cleaning the labs and lab equipment as required
Teaching students and faculty about the resources and tools in the Maker Web
Assisting students and faculty with files and projects as necessary to enable production
Qualifications for the Position:
An interest in crafting and making digital and analog fabrication methods
Detail oriented with a willingness to learn and a sense of humor
Punctual and dependable with some flexibility to schedule to provide necessary coverage
Professional demeanor and strong interpersonal skills
Experience with 3D CAD software is a plus but not necessary
Location: Schenectady, NY
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