TRI-CITY COMPUTING MAGAZINE

GRAPHIC DESIGN INTERNSHIP

Great "hands-on" experience and a real resume builder! An exciting opportunity for someone with talent to sharpen their design,  graphics and layout skills. Work on a leading monthly, 32 page magazine, with circulation of over 18,000.  You will have the opportunity to work on both the print and web site versions of this computer publication. If you are interested in learning more about web design this is a great opportunity for someone who is a self starter with strong communication and organizational skills. Internships are available for Fall 2001, Spring 2002, and Summer 2002.

We are conveniently located opposite Crossgates Mall. We offer flexible scheduling and provide a package of intern benefits designed to help you get the most pleasure out of your limited personal time. Call for details.

COMPANY: Tri-City Computing Magazine, a subsidiary of Liberteks.com

STATUS: Internship

SUPERVISOR: Larry Zimbler, Publisher  452-0550 x13 tricity@albany.net

AVAILABILITY: Fall 2008, Spring 2008, Summer 2008

Tri-city Computing Magazine, a five year old monthly publication devoted to covering the  computer and technology industries, with a focus on events that affect New York and the Capital Region.  We publish a 32 page print edition and a web version. With over 18,000 monthly readers in the Capital District we support our community through a unique and participatory  business ethic. Learn how to build your career through the creation of "permanent value."

Liberteks.com, the parent company of Tri-City Computing Magazine, specializes in custom assembly (15 years),  wholesale and service (10 years), retail and recycling (six years) of new and used computer parts and systems. Liberteks.com has introduced to our area many of the technological innovations associated with the computer industry. With over 10,000 customers in the Capital District we support our community through a unique and participatory  business ethic. Learn how to build your career through the creation of "permanent value."