Sara Herbaut
About Sara Herbaut
Sara Herbaut is an archivist at Jellysmack, where she collaborates with teams to enhance media management workflows and oversees the migration of digital assets. She holds a Master's degree in History and has experience working in various archival and curatorial roles.
Work at Jellysmack
Sara Herbaut has been working as an Archivist at Jellysmack since 2021. In this role, she collaborates with various teams to enhance media management workflows. Her responsibilities include managing both old and new media collections and supervising the migration of digital assets using Reach Engine and Frame.io. She implemented a new archival system to improve the management and cataloguing of legal documents, contributing to the company's digital asset management integration.
Education and Expertise
Sara Herbaut has a strong educational background in History. She studied at Trinity College Dublin, where she completed an Undergraduate program in History from 2018 to 2019. Additionally, she attended the University of Paris, earning a Graduate Degree/Masters in History and Civilizations with a focus on Identity, Alterity, and Circulations from 2019 to 2021. Earlier, she completed Higher School Preparatory Classes in History and Geography at Hélène Boucher from 2016 to 2018.
Background
Before joining Jellysmack, Sara Herbaut gained practical experience in the field of archiving and curation. She worked as an Intern Archivist at Est Ensemble for three months in 2021 and as an Intern Curator at the Museum of Orsay for four months from 2020 to 2021. Additionally, she worked as a Sales Assistant at Decathlon France from 2019 to 2021, where she developed customer service skills.
Professional Development
Sara Herbaut's professional development includes hands-on experience in managing archival systems and digital asset migration. At Jellysmack, she has played a key role in integrating digital asset management practices, which involves overseeing the migration of digital assets and implementing new systems for better organization and accessibility of collections.