Assistant Director for the Humanities Digital Workshop at Washington University

Washington University is recruiting an Assistant Director for the Humanities Digital Workshop. Degree: "BA or higher degree in a humanities field." Salary range: $4,306.25-$5,598.13 per month.

Here's an excerpt from the ad (job ID: 22239):

The Assistant Director will take a lead role in bringing assigned digital projects from vision to implementation by planning, developing timelines, assessing progress, testing, and rollout. The Assistant Director will work closely with faculty and librarians and manage teams of specialists, programmers, students, and staff in projects initiated by A&S faculty. The position will require close collaboration with staff from other campus organizations such as the digital library team at Olin Library, staff in Information Systems & Technology, A&S departmental staff, etc. On certain projects, collaboration with other institutions will be important.

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Digital Special Collections and Oral Histories Librarian at University of Miami Libraries

The University of Miami Libraries are recruiting a Digital Special Collections and Oral Histories Librarian. Degree: "ALA accredited master's degree in Library and Information Science."

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Reporting to the Head of Digital Scholarship and Programs, develops, coordinates, and manages digital initiatives primarily focused on the special collections and specifically coordinates the operations of the Libraries' growing Oral History Program; works closely with the Libraries' special collections, Cataloging & Metadata Services, and Web and Emerging Technologies staff to ensure successful and sustainable implementation of oral histories and digital initiatives.

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Digital Archivist at Purdue University Libraries

Purdue University Libraries are recruiting a Digital Archivist. Degree: "ALA accredited MLS, or MA in a related field."

Here's an excerpt from the ad ( Requisition ID: 1101115):

The Digital Archivist is responsible for the scanning activities of Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections (ASC) materials and creation of corresponding metadata. Acts as the resource person for ASC regarding best practices for managing donated digital materials. Organizes the metadata for compound objects to facilitate their loading into CONTENTdm. Composes descriptions as needed for digital objects and submits the descriptions to the archivist for review and approval. Performs quality control for items scanned by outside vendors for ASC. Performs custom scanning upon request. This position also processes collections of all format types by arranging, preserving, and writing finding aids using DACS.

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Library Systems Head at California State University, Fullerton’s Pollak Library

California State University, Fullerton's Pollak Library is recruiting a Library Systems Head. Degree: "Master's degree from an accredited university in Library or Information Science or equivalent degree in a relevant information technology field."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (AutoReqId: 5073BR):

Directs, manages, and administers the work of the Systems Section within the Pollak Library. Collaborates with administration, faculty, and staff to envision and guide library information technology services, as well as the library's digital initiatives. Reports to the University Librarian, develops and communicates a shared vision which includes collaboration, excellence and innovation working within the university's computing environment. Will demonstrate a command of emerging trends in scholarly information and digital libraries as well as technology.. . . Ongoing technology-related projects include charting a course in the emerging world of digital resources and collections; providing access to electronic services; evaluating, designing and implementing efficient and effective discovery tools for library users; and developing technology strategies to enhance the Library's presence in the teaching and learning process.

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Programmer Analyst Sr. at University of Alabama Libraries Web Services Department

The University of Alabama Libraries are recruiting a Programmer Analyst Sr. Degree: "Bachelors degree and 3 years professional IT experience, OR Masters degree and 1 year professional IT experience, OR any equivalent combination of experience, training, education and/or certification from which comparable knowledge, skills and abilities have been obtained." Salary: minimum – $ 38,875.20, midpoint – $ 54,038.40.

Here's an excerpt from the ad (Requisition Number: 006015):

As a member of the Web Services Department, the incumbent will design, develop and support complex software systems for the Libraries; architect, program, debug, maintain and enhance locally developed software modules to integrate with commercial and open source software, according to predefined functional specifications; serve as the primary developer and support person for the Digital Services, Integrated Library System and electronic Resources Management, Cataloging & Metadata Services, and Web Services units within the University Libraries. May be asked to serve as technical lead and coordinate multiple development efforts with other Web Services technical staff.

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Analyst Programmer at Oregon State University Libraries

The Oregon State University Libraries are recruiting an Analyst Programmer. Salary range: Salary Range: $2,910-$7,436 per month.

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The person in this position advances the Libraries' strategic plan by working on the OSU Libraries' and Press' web programming initiatives including the development and programming of new initiatives. In addition, the successful candidate, enhances, manages, assesses and administers existing initiatives like Library a la Carte, an open-source content management system developed at OSU Libraries, the Library's discovery tools, such as Summon, and mobile projects .

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Library Systems Manager at Saint Joseph’s University’s Drexel Library

Saint Joseph's University's Drexel Library is recruiting a Library Systems Manager. Degree: "ALA Accredited Masters in Library Science or Information Science." Salary: $64,000-$66,000.

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The Library Systems Manager provides creative leadership and coordination in the design, implementation, management and promotion of established library systems as well as emerging technologies. This includes library servers, III Millennium system, staff computers, web applications, resource sharing systems, internal networks, staff training and spearheading the development of the Library's Digital Repository. Provides support for a user-centered library and learning commons.

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Programmer Analyst at Johns Hopkins University’s Sheridan Libraries

Johns Hopkins University's Sheridan Libraries are recruiting a Programmer Analyst. Degree: "Bachelors or higher degree in a scientific, mathematical or engineering discipline required." Starting Salary: $43,269-$59,550. Position duration is 10/1/11-9/30/14 with the possibility of extension.

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Responsible for the creation, and testing of new software code for NSF Data Conservancy Project. Develops solutions requiring basic analysis and research. Resolves outstanding issues with 3rd party libraries. Maintains system code. Participates in a portion of a project life cycle or may be responsible for the complete life cycle for very small projects. Expected to apply analysis and problem solving techniques for debugging code. Develops the ability to apply basic steps to problem solving, distinguish between symptoms and causes, and utilize TQM. Uses structured programming, code with useful error and diagnostic messages, and document code with comments. Ensures programming work is well documented, modular, and can easily be shared with other programmers.

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E-Science Librarian at Indiana University Bloomington Libraries

The Indiana University Bloomington Libraries are recruiting an E-Science Librarian. Degree: "ALA-accredited master's degree in library or information science or related degree."

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Reporting to the Head of the IUScholarWorks Department, the E-Science Librarian will:

  • Actively participate in university-wide initiatives to develop and design policies, sustainable services, and infrastructure to enable faculty and students to preserve and make available their research data
  • Partner with internal units (such as Digital Library Program and IU Science Libraries) and external units (such as Vice Provost for Research, UITS Research Technologies and the Data to Insight Center) to develop a data-publishing model that leverages IUScholarWorks and other library services in support of data management and preservation
  • Assist faculty with development of data management plans for grant applications

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Data Services Librarian at Kansas State University Libraries

The Kansas State University Libraries are recruiting a Data Services Librarian. Degree: "MLS/MLIS degree from an ALA accredited institution or other relevant advanced degree."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Kansas State University Libraries (www.lib.k-state.edu) are completing a major reorganization where we are evaluating long-standing practices and redefining the work of a research library. We are seeking an energetic, creative, and committed individual for the newly established position of Data Services Librarian. The Data Services Librarian will provide assistance and instruction in the discovery, use, and management of locally and externally available data in support of science and social science research at Kansas State University.

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Humanities Librarian at Lehigh University’s Library & Technology Services

Lehigh University's Library & Technology Services is recruiting a Humanities Librarian. Degree: "Master's degree in Library Science, Information Technology or equivalent program."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

  1. Evaluate and select electronic, print and media collections for humanities and fine arts curricular and research needs.
  2. Explore and implement new services and technologies for support of scholarly publishing, including a leadership role in the development of Lehigh's digital scholarship archives.
  3. Collaborate with faculty to promote and support the use of library collections in course instruction; develop student research skills; integrate library content and services into campus course management systems.
  4. Promote and support new forms of scholarly publishing in the humanities and fine arts, including collaborative digital projects and open access.

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Copyright Officer at Illinois State University’s Milner Library

Illinois State University's Milner Library is recruiting a Copyright Officer.

Here's an excerpt from the ad (posting no,: 0703643):

The role of the Copyright Officer at Illinois State University is to advise faculty, staff, and students on the copyright aspects involved with research, publication, teaching, and other activities associated with the University. The Copyright Officer will assist faculty, staff, and students with obtaining copyright permissions where appropriate. The Copyright Officer will facilitate the development of University policies and best practices in regards to matters relating to copyright, including safeguarding the University's endeavors in scholarly communication and publishing and preserving authors' and users' rights in the scholarly communication process. The Copyright Officer will create and facilitate educational programs for the University community on copyright and fair use. The Copyright Officer will also review and negotiate licensing and publishing agreements when applicable to ensure that the library benefits from the most flexible and broadest use possible of copyrighted material, electronic databases and other subscription products.

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Digital Repository Coordinator, Criss Library at University of Nebraska at Omaha

The University of Nebraska at Omaha is recruiting a Digital Repository Coordinator, Criss Library. Degree: "Bachelors degree in related field." Salary: $45,000-$55,000.

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Administrate and maintain Digital Commons @ UNO institutional repository (IR). Administer the IR including promoting/marketing of the open access repository and collaborating with faculty across campus to collect, organize, disseminate, and preserve the scholarly output of UNO faculty, students and staff. Manage daily operation of the Institutional Repository, including negotiating with publishers and other repositories for appropriate authorization to include materials in the IR. Manage related projects and IR initiatives as appropriate. Collaborates to establish, implement and maintain institutional repository guidelines, including metadata standards and strategies. Establishes, documents and analyzes policies, procedures and workflows. Investigate and implement innovative ways to populate the IR with content. Work with faculty to deposit publications into the IR.

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Digital Repository Resident at University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries

The University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries are recruiting a Digital Repository Resident. Two-year term position. Degree: "Master's degree in Library Science from an American Library Association accredited library and information studies program."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

The University of Massachusetts Amherst seeks candidates for the position of Digital Repository Resident. As the largest public academic research library in Massachusetts, we are a key partner in teaching, learning, and research at UMass Amherst and in the Commonwealth. By combining the latest information technology with excellent public service, the staff builds and maintains a rich information environment, facilitates access to it, and creates a place that functions as a hub of campus and community scholarly activity. This position is under general supervision of the Scholarly Communication Librarian. The Digital Repository Resident Librarian explores, adapts, and implements emerging digital repository technologies in support of library and campus digital collections and publishing initiatives. Develops and manages repository projects, researches and recommends changes and enhancements, and works with other library staff to develop and implement metadata and preservation standards, and facilitates the development of workflows that accommodate new scholarly communication initiatives.

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Digital Library Architect at Los Alamos National Laboratory Library

The Los Alamos National Laboratory Library is recruiting a Digital Library Architect. Salary: $83,100-$142,500.

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

The Research Library is seeking an analytical, creative individual interested in scientific research data and digital resources to review & lead implementation of the next generation digital library. The Digital Library Architect (Solutions Architect 3) will be responsible for researching, collaboratively planning and delivering a forward-looking, sustainable infrastructure for the content stewardship and delivery of scientific content by applying community established best practices to cutting-edge technology. The new infrastructure will integrate diverse content repositories of both data and scientific literature to create a cohesive and extensible suite of access, discovery, preservation, curation, security, repository, archival & storage services to underpin LANL's unique collections of scientific and technical information.

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Associate Director for Digital Initiatives at McGill University Library

The McGill University Library is recruiting an Associate Director for Digital Initiatives. Degree: "A graduate degree in a related field, e.g. computer science, information science, information technology management, library science."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Provides leadership and coordinates digital library initiatives and programs for all libraries. Works collaboratively with university faculty and administration to develop and advance digital initiative programs including web-based services, information technologies, and programs supporting the integration of digital collections and digital library services. Directs the work of librarians, programmers and staff with expertise in development of digital services for public services, cataloging, multimedia, information technology, web development and learning technologies. Provides support and resources for digital library initiatives emerging from other departments in the library. Supervises the digital initiatives staff. Works with University, provincial and national groups to shape the University Library information environment. Develops goals and objectives, prepares budget requests and participates actively in library-wide planning processes.

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Coordinator, Digital Exhibits and Projects (University Library) at Vanderbilt University’s Jean and Alexander Heard Library

Vanderbilt University’s Jean and Alexander Heard Library is recruiting a Coordinator, Digital Exhibits and Projects (University Library). Degree: "Bachelor's degree."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (position #: 00128219 ):

This position in Library Information Technology Services will help assemble and lead a small team to support a variety of digitization activities in the library. These include the creation and maintenance of digital exhibits located throughout the library system, technical support for related web application development (e.g., new online digital collections and web exhibits), and digitization of original materials. She/he will coordinate these efforts with others in the library system and, on occasion, with faculty and/or students involved in digital projects.

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Programmer/Analyst I at Texas Tech University Libraries

The Texas Tech University Libraries are recruiting a Programmer/Analyst I. Degree: "Bachelor’s degree with coursework in computer science or other job related area; OR a combination of education and/or full-time paid related experience to equal four (4) years."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

  • This position will develop original software for the TTU Libraries in a team environment, and it will also provide upgrades and maintenance to existing software systems according to a lifecycle plan.
  • The position will work with the Web Site Support Team (WSST), a Library-wide committee responsible for all TTU Libraries website content and will ensure that new projects are added to the website in a timely manner.
  • Assist the Library in its obligations to Texas Digital Libraries (TDL)to include a dedicated programmer.
  • Responsible for programming library software projects.

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Metadata Librarian at University of Virginia Library

The University of Virginia Library is recruiting a Metadata Librarian. Degree: "Masters Degree in Library/Information Science or other Masters Degree."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (posting number: 0607806):

We are seeking an individual who can provide metadata expertise and serve as the primary resource on non-MARC metadata design, structure and standards for the Library, as well as the larger university community. The incumbent will establish, document and maintain metadata policies, as appropriate; coordinate the translation of metadata between formats and participates in the integration of metadata from a variety of sources for search and display. This individual will also collaborate in the design and implementation of projects, workflows, and training involving non-MARC metadata, and create, edit, and manipulate metadata for resource description in the digital repository, library catalog, and other resources.

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Web Support Librarian at the Catholic University of America Libraries

The Catholic University of America Libraries are recruiting a Web Support Librarian. Degree: "Master's Degree–American Library Association Accredited MLS, MSIS or recognized equivalent."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

The Libraries of The Catholic University of America support and enrich the instructional, research, and service programs of the University. Electronic Resources and Services (ERS) is responsible for providing the technology and resources necessary for quality instruction and research, acquisition of electronic resources, organizing and maintaining the access to the electronic resources, creating and managing the local digital resources, and developing and overseeing the libraries public and staff Web sites. Reporting to the Electronic Services Librarian, the Web Support Librarian supports the development, maintenance and operations of electronic library services which includes: managing the libraries public and staff Web sites and developing electronic resources for the library system.

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Information Technology Librarian at University of Maryland, Baltimore County Library

The University of Maryland, Baltimore County Library is recruiting an Information Technology Librarian. Degree: "ALA-accredited Master’s degree in library and/or information science." Minimum salary: $58,000.

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Oversees the daily operations of the Library Information Technology and Systems Unit and is responsible for administering and maintaining library specific applications including but not limited to, ILLiad, GIST, CONTENTdm, Connexion, and Aleph. Works collaboratively with library staff to explore the use of new and/or existing technologies and offer innovative ideas for delivering technology based services and resources in an academic library environment. Works collaboratively with others in the library and on campus to develop and maintain the library web pages and the library’s web presence. Assists with the coordination and continued development of Library digitization projects. Responsibilities may include reviewing library hardware and software needs as well as providing programming support for library services and projects. Participates as the IT expert on library committees and working groups. Trains and supervises LITS staff and offers software training to general library staff. When necessary, documents and develops procedures.

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Web Developer at University of Kansas Libraries

The University of Kansas Libraries are recruiting a Web Developer. Salary: $42,000-$62,000.

Here's an excerpt from the ad (position number: 00007883):

This web development position develops and integrates applications that improve the user experience in discovering, accessing, and using library resources and services across the entire KU Libraries environment. S/he assists in gathering requirements, writes code, maintains documentation, and supports applications use. The web developer explores and analyses emerging technologies to support the Libraries' expanding services in digital scholarship and scholarly communication.

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Minnesota Digital Library Metadata Coordinator at University of Minnesota Libraries

The University of Minnesota Libraries are recruiting a Minnesota Digital Library Metadata Coordinator. Degree: "Master's degree in Library/Information Science or equivalent combination of advanced degree and relevant experience."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (requisition number: 172261):

The MDL Metadata Coordinator reports to the Director of Digital Library Services. This is a 100% appointment within the Information Technology division. This position leads, monitors, and facilitates multiple metadata projects for the Minnesota Digital Library as part of the DLS. Responsibilities include metadata entry, data enhancement, working with CONTENTdm, developing methods for the efficient transfer of data, and training of participants.

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Project Manager, Digital Content Infrastructure at Yale University’s Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure

Yale University's Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure is recruiting a Project Manager, Digital Content Infrastructure. Degree: Bachelor's degree.

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Yale's Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure (ODAI) is charged with developing a digital content management strategy for Yale and building digital content and technical infrastructure in a coordinated and collaborative manner across the entire campus. Programs include the development and deployment of large-scale digital asset management systems, long-term preservation repositories for Yale digital content in all formats, cross-collection search capabilities to enable discovery of collections hosted by numerous departments, and many other innovative initiatives.

Reporting to the Digital Information Architect, the Project Manager will manage the core projects comprising the ODAI infrastructure and related support services. This includes but is not limited to digital asset management systems, digital library systems, content management systems, knowledge management systems, web content management systems, media processing systems, storage systems, and related ancillary products and services. The Project Manager will coordinate activities within ODAI and across distributed work teams assembled from ODAI staff, faculty and staff from academic units, academic partners, Information Technology Services, university service providers, external solution providers, and consultants.

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Digital Initiatives Librarian at Duke University’s J. Michael Goodson Law Library

The J. Michael Goodson Law Library at Duke University is recruiting a Digital Initiatives Librarian. Degree: MLS or equivalent degree from accredited U.S. institution, or non-U.S. equivalents.

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

  1. Coordinate and develop the Law School Scholarship Repository. Responsibilities include: working with other DLSIS staff members in developing and implementing plans to enhance and increase the coverage of Duke Law’s Digital Commons repository to provide more comprehensive access to Duke Law’s intellectual and scholarly output in a variety of media formats. Working with law school members assure that repository content is available in all contexts where it can add value.
  2. Provide digital applications support for faculty scholarship and teaching. Responsibilities include: working with faculty to employ web applications for research projects; providing services to support digital scholarship and the production of digital content; assisting faculty in effectively employing Blackboard and (in 2012) Sakai course management systems; working with faculty to create multimedia learning interactions; consulting with faculty on the instructional application of multimedia technologies; developing training materials and workshops to assist faculty in learning about instructional media applications and products.
  3. Provide digital applications support for library service assessment, with tools such as Google Analytics and surveys, and library web projects (e.g., historical faculty project).
  4. Develop and manage digitization projects for the library and other law school departments. Responsibilities include working with other DLSIS staff in developing digitization projects to organize and make accessible unique materials from within the library holdings.

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