The Junk Archive — JA Organizational Roles

1. JA Representative Chief Executive Officer Commands the entire JA Has access to the agency's true purpose and highest-level secrets Acts like an ordinary corporate CEO to the public Approves large-scale containment and lockdown operations Personally delivers eulogies at memorial services for deceased employees “We are not people who throw away junk. We are the ones who put it back in its place.”

2. Operations Director Oversees field operations Manages multiple field teams Approves and deploys collection operations Responsible for coordination with police and civilian agencies Commands follow-up measures if an accident occurs in the field

3. Team Leader Field team commander Directly commands a team's operation Explains destinations and risk factors Assigns roles to team members Issues orders for Collection → Withdrawal → Containment based on field conditions Frontline commander responsible for the survival of team members In the scenes created so far, the person explaining the next destination inside the vehicle holds this position.

4. Field Agent JA's practical frontline personnel Searches for junk Investigates abnormal signs Collects contaminated junk Seals collected items in dedicated bags Writes field records Reports to the Team Leader when danger arises Wears black JA field uniforms and protective gear. Issued a BODYCAM-XX to record all operations.

5. Collection Specialist Responsible for junk recovery Personnel among field agents specifically specialized in junk collection. Checks the condition of junk Inspects for contamination Prepares collection containers Requests JA-ITEM number assignment Safely moves items to the transport vehicle

6. Containment Officer Responsible for managing collected items Manages items brought from the field in the underground vault. Classifies JA-ITEMs Assigns containment rooms Checks storage status Manages access logs Monitors for contamination spread Example: JA-ITEM-012 Status: Contained Danger Level: ████

7. Registrar / Archive Specialist People who record everything about JA Records the circumstances of junk discovery Stores field footage Manages photos and VHS materials Preserves employees' operational records Investigates connections between past and new incidents A role that pairs well with the specific aesthetic of 1990s VHS records.

8. FIX Technician Responsible for junk modification A very important role within JA. Does not just fix things, but "Reconstructs them into forms that can influence humans." Modifies electronics Inserts bizarre circuits Grafts biological tissues Conducts contamination response experiments Produces junk for INSERTION

9. INSERT Officer The person who leaks finished products back into the world One of JA's most peculiar roles. Introduces items into the second-hand market Places junk in specific locations Uses flea markets, junk shops, etc. Tracks new owners of the items Observes phenomena occurring after the leak In short, they handle the final stage of FIND → STORE → FIX → INSERT.

10. Surveillance & Tracking Officer Observes social reactions after INSERTION Tracks people who took the junk Checks for the occurrence of abnormal phenomena Analyzes CCTV, phone records, and field footage Checks for the emergence of new contamination sources Sometimes operates while appearing as an ordinary civilian.

11. Civilian Liaison Contacts police, schools, hospitals, local governments, etc. Coordinates incidents so that JA is not officially revealed. For example, if an abnormal incident occurs at a school: Civilian Police → School Officials → JA They ensure contact happens in this order. If necessary, they process accidents as ordinary incidents like gas leaks, aging facilities, disappearances, or fire hazards.

12. New Field Agent Employees newly joined JA Initially think it is a simple junk collection job. Basic training Protective gear issued BODYCAM issued Field practice Accompanied by senior agents