[CAUT] Texas Tech SOM, PIANO TECHNICIAN VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

[Scott E. Thile]

Hello Folks,

This just in:
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Texas Tech SOM, PIANO TECHNICIAN VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT 

POSITION: Piano Technician.  Salary is commensurate with experience.

QUALIFICATIONS:  Bachelor's degree or graduation from a recognized piano
technology program; registered member of the Piano Technician's Guild;
concert-level tuning, regulating and voicing skill; shop skills in action
and hammer replacement, restringing, reconditioning/rebuilding and repairs;
ability to work cooperatively, effectively, and courteously with faculty,
staff and students; willingness to work evenings and weekends as required by
performance schedules; ability to be flexible in scheduling of piano
maintenance; two years of university or concert-level tuning experience.

RESPONSIBILITIES:  Manage and care for inventory of 85 pianos; supervise the
moving of pianos within the School of Music; tuning, regulating and voicing
of instruments for faculty/guest artist and student recitals; maintain the
work shop; make recommendations for long-term maintenance needs, including
instrument replacements.

APPOINTMENT EFFECTIVE:  January 5, 2009.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:  Applications are to be completed online at
http://jobs.texastech.edu .  Refer to the job posting and requisition number
77823.

Attach the following materials to your online application:  1) letter of
application, 2) brief vitae, 3) list of three references including phone
number and email address.  If you have trouble with the online application,
contact TTU at 806-742-3851 ext. 238.

Additional materials may be requested at a future date.  Please limit
materials to those specifically requested above.  Completed file should be
received by October 29, 2008, but screening will continue until the position
is filled.

Additional School of Music Contact Information: Kris Medrano,
kristen.medrano at ttu.edu (806) 742-2270.

Texas Tech University, an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer, is responsive to
the needs of dual-career couples, and has an institution-wide commitment to
diversity.