Jobs & Internships

Web Designer for Arts & Sciences ASSETT program needed

Undergraduate needed to do website design. Make money building websites! The Arts & Sciences Support of Education Through Technology (ASSETT) program is looking for qualified undergraduates to develop and design websites.

Compensation: $10-15/hour, commensurate with experience (work study award is highly desirable, but not required). 10-15 hours per week.

If interested, contact: Amanda Porter .

Web Designer

Need web designer for small interactive project on University Environmental Center website.

Start/End Date: Immediate to mid-September
Skills:Adobe Photoshop; Adobe Flash and/or Dynamic HTML; JavaScript; experience with creating HTML forms and collecting users email addresses.
Compensation: $15/hour, estimated 50-75 hours

If interested, e-mail: Robert Hall or call 303-492-3229.

Freelance Videographer/Internet Student

Cimmaron Way, a start-up company in Boulder, is looking for a videographer to initially produce ten 30-second videos. The position is responsible for creating videos and creating widgets for a web-based software application. This position could grow into producing 90 more videos!

Compensation will be determined on employment, and could be either hourly or by the job.

If interested, contact cimmaronway@comcast.net

Webmaster, Institute for Ethical and Civic Engagement (IECE)

Description: Regularly refine three current IECE websites and up-date sites continually with new information and removal of old information.
Skills: Well skilled in website design and maintenance
Time Committment: Three hours per week (varies) Compensation: $10-$12 depending upon experience
Duration: Until student graduates.
Preferences: Timely, responsible, professional and good work ethic. Prefer student who will be here for at least two years.

Please direct inquiries to Peter Simmons / Peter.Simons@Colorado.EDU
More information on the Institute for Ethical and Civic Engagement (IECE) ban be found at www.colorado.edu/iece

Internship with Crispin Porter + Borgusky:

Crispin Porter + Bogusky in Boulder, CO is thrilled to let you know it is now accepting applications for the Winter internship program which runs from January 14- April 4. We are looking for one lucky candidate to fill the spot of Interactive Technical Department Intern. This candidate will have the privilege of working with the top Interactive Programmers, Developers and Designers in the industry who helped build sites like www.vw.com, www.subservientchicken.com, www.cokezero.com, www.petmoustache.com, www.sublymonol.com, and www.simpsonizeme.com.

Requirements:
Must be working towards a degree in Technology, Arts & Media. Knowledge of PHP, XML, HTML, CSS, Flash is a plus. Mac users preferred as well.

About Crispin Porter + Bogusky
Best known for our work reinventing the Burger King brand, saving lives with the anti-tobacco movement Truth and the launch of the MINI BMW, CP+B has the unprecedented distinction of winning the Grand Prix at the Cannes International Advertising festival in five separate categories, Promotion, Media, Cyber and the coveted Film and Titanium categories. Most recently from Cannes, CP+B walked away with "Interactive Agency of the Year" for the second year in a row. CP+B has been named the world’s most awarded agency, and also named Agency of the Year eight times by these leading trade publications: Advertising Age, Creativity and ADWEEK. The agency and its work has been profiled in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Business Week, Forbes, Fast Company, Time, Newsweek, Advertising Age, Creativity and Archive.

Please email resumes to: dmarti@cpbgroup.com

Needed: Intern/student for internet marketing campaign

Position: Freelance/ Hourly
Need: Immediate
Skills: Capability to create and executive email marketing campaign
Compensation: $15/hour

Compile email lists, create widgets for people to put on their social network pages,
And hopefully, be able to write simple code to enable people to offer links back to the Isle of View website. There is a database of over 3,000 personal name acronyms and art available for free download. The viral marketing opportunity is in offering these and creating a buzz, so others will want to get their own acronym name and discover the Isle of View products. There are also free Eco posters & artwork available to download & disseminate, as well as insight cards to download. See www.isleofview.net to see complete site.

Isle of View is a global lifestyle brand based around a vision of uplifting attitude. Visual design and acronym messages showcase uplifting messages. Examples are: HERO – Happy Endings Really Occur, MYTH – Make Yourself The Hero, ART – Arrange Reality Tastefully, JOY – Just Open Yourself, HOME – Heal Our Mother Earth. These designs will be used to create consumer products like books, decks of cards, T-shirts, mugs, magnets, postcard, & more. The instant format also lends itself to be a virtual product that can be sold online, as well as incredible viral marketing opportunities through the various online social networks. There are currently already books and decks of insight cards in print and available, as well as on online database that offers over 3,000 personal name acronyms for people’s pleasure. See website for complete offerings: www.isleofview.net This is a great opportunity to be involved in a fun, but fulfilling, socially responsible project to shift awareness & attitudes. Isle of View says, “I love you.”

Please contact for further questions:
Isle of View
303-444-6984
russell@isleofview.net U.

Please email resumes to: dmarti@cpbgroup.com

Internship for Broadcast/Videographer

SkiNet.com, the website of SKI magazine, Skiing Magazine, and Warren Miller Entertainment, is looking for a team of videographers/broadcast students/journalists to produce five-minute segments on "The Race to Open" between Loveland and Arapahoe Basin ski resorts. The segments would focus on snowfall, snowmaking, marketing campaigns, and acivities at the resorts and would require daily, bi-weekly, or weekly trips to the ski areas for interviews, b-roll footage, and general coverage of the highly anticipated "first to open" title. One videographer or "camera person" and one on-air personality with some skiing/ski industry knowledge would be ideal. The team would have to provide their own camera set up and compensation would be minimal, but we can give gear and SWAG. Typically, the resorts start making snow in early-to-mid September and open around October 10. Further video production would be up for discussion after completion of "The Race to Open."

Requirements/Skills:
Must be available at least once a week to shoot, edit, and upload footage to SkiNet.com;
Must have some knowledge of skiing and/or the ski industry to provide thoughtful commentary on the race;
Must provide own camera/videography set up;
Should be timely, responsible, creative, and will to take initiative;
A people-person that can speak easily with strangers would be helpful for on-air person.

If you want an interesting and exciting way to start off your school year and the ski season, please contact Morgan Ralph at 303-253-6341 or email: Morgan.Ralph@bonniecorp.com