International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives

Job Position at BBC Research & Development A job advert has been released for an experienced audio researcher/professional to lead the audio research at the BBC. The position in England also includes heading up the newly formed BBC Audio Research Partnership. The initial focus areas include periphony, spatial audio and Ambisonics (including aspects such as recording, encoding, reproduction, and mixing), and the related area of room acoustics (studio design for 3D, living room influence on 3D). Other current research areas include source separation and music information retrieval (including automatic metadata generation). The position is located at our brand-new purpose-built R&D laboratory at Salford Quays, in Greater Manchester, and the deadline for applications is 31st July. Contact: Chris Pike, Research Engineer - Audio Team, BBC Research & Development

All roles are based in London We are currently seeking candidates for the following positions: Programme Support Officer, Save Our Sounds: £21,000 per annum pro rata, Apply by: 18-Jul Preservation Video Engineer: £26,000 Per Annum, Apply by: 08-Jul Preservation Coordinator, Sound & Vision: £32,000 Per Annum, Apply by: 08-Jul Audio Migration Analyst: £32,000 Per Annum, Apply by: 05-Jul Oral History Archivist: £32,000 per annum, Apply by: 01-Jul