Internship
$20k - $35k/yr (Estimated)
May sponsor international talent
About the job
Job Description
Take your career to new heights with a CVM Archives Internship at the Tiffany & Co. office inParsippany, New Jersey. Join us for an incredible internship experience and gain hands-on experience in preserving and cataloging the rich history of Tiffany. You will work closely with our archives team to maintain and organize our historical records and artifacts, ensuring they are readily accessible for research and creative inspiration. This internship will focus on digitizing and making available archival materials.
Additional Responsibilities Include:
Assist in cataloging and organizing historical documents, photographs, garments, accessories, and other fashion-related artifacts.
Collaborate in the preservation of archival materials through proper handling, storage, and conservation methods.
Support the digitization of archival materials to create digital records for easy accessibility and reference.
Assist in research projects related to the company's history, designers, fashion trends, and industry developments.
Help maintain an accurate inventory of the archive collection, tracking additions and withdrawals.
Contribute to the development and execution of temporary exhibitions and displays featuring archived fashion items.
Maintain records of all archival activities and provide regular updates to the archives team.
Educational Opportunities: Participate in educational programs and workshops to enhance your knowledge of archival practices and fashion history.
Required Qualifications:
Pursuing education or recent graduate of Archival Studies, History, Fashion History, or a related field.
Experience working in the field of digitization of heritage/archival materials.
Strong initiative and proactive approach to their work.
Strong communication skills, focused on partnership and teamwork.
Excellent judgement to drive business performance.
Detail-oriented, self-starter and agile.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and digital imaging software.
Passion for fashion history and a keen interest in preserving cultural heritage.
Ability to handle fragile materials with care and follow preservation best practices.
An understanding of archival principles is a plus but not mandatory for an internship.
This is a full-time in-person position based out of our New Jersey office. The internship will run for ten weeks and start on June 3, 2024 and end on August 9, 2024. The hourly rate for this role is $25.00.
