_Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture_, an online, interdisciplinary journal listed on the MLA and other databases, is looking for someone with technical expertise and a commitment to being
a full-fledged member of our editorial collective. _Reconstruction_ is in its eigth year of production, is read in 110 countries, and has a non-robotic hit rate of 1500 per day.

If you are interested in this position or know anyone who might be, please
contact Justin Scott-Coe at reconstruction.technical@gmail.com and Marc Ouellete at reconstruction.managing@gmail.com. We are looking for someone to "train" with Justin in October and take over duties with issue 9.1 in January.

No one gets paid in our collective. Taking this job would merely be out of a love for promoting cultural studies, primarily in technical matters. However, it might be an excellent line on the CV for graduate students interested in demonstrating their technical savvy in producing an online
journal and, generally, taking part in the editorial process of an academic journal.

A brief "job description" is below.

Job Description

The Reconstruction Technical Editor is responsible for setting up each
journal issue, maintaining and improving the journal site, posting
issue announcements and calls for papers for upcoming issues,
facilitating communications and information exchange among editors,
corresponding with editors and contributors regarding all technical
needs and questions, and implementing any and all technical solutions
as directed by the Reconstruction Managing Editor and Editorial Board.

Current issues:
* Complete full E-server integration
* Achieve conversion to online content management
* Maintain editors listserv
* Improve editors' access to submissions and journal information
* Promote multimedial content in the journal
* Enhance journal's readability and printability