UCLA's Hugh & Hazel Darling Law Library is recruiting a Web Services Librarian. Degree: "ALA-accredited Master's Degree in Library or Information Science OR significant graduate-level coursework toward such a degree OR equivalent education and experience (subject expertise combined with professional library education and/or experience)."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Under the general direction of the Director, Access & Information Services (AIS), the newly created Web Services Librarian will have overall responsibility for the integrity, structure and currency of the UCLA School of Law Website. The Librarian will also provide training and guidance to Website content editors across the Law School in the various departments, centers and programs and creates user-oriented documentation and reference guides to enable them to easily perform web-related functions. The Librarian will: conduct training seminars and user group information sessions addressing Website maintenance and policies, use of new technologies, etc.; provide support for departments in organizing and presenting information; provide assistance when more complex updates or special design is needed for important events, fundraising drives, etc.; and develop and enhance templates for departmental pages within the school's content management system to facilitate a common look and feel across the Law School Website. The Librarian will work with the Director of Communications to maintain the site home page and to make sure the appropriate UCLA Law brand/image is maintained across the site.

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The University of Houston-Downtown's W. I. Dykes Library is recruiting a Systems Librarian. Degree: "advanced/master's degree in library science."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (requisition number: 06048):

Basic Duties:

• Provides technical support for library departments;
• Supervises library technology staff in maintenance and upgrade of software and hardware;
• Maintains and operates the library reserve server;
• Trains library staff on systems as necessary;
• Leads technology planning and implementation for library; \
• Participates in reference desk rotation, collection development, and library instruction;
• Serves as a liaison with UHD IT and other UH System campus libraries on technology issues;

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The University of Maryland Libraries are recruiting an Information Architect. Degree; "Bachelor's degree." Note: "This is a short-term project oriented position."

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The University of Maryland Libraries seeks a person to develop information architecture for a new library website and provide the structure for programmers and content managers to build site within a content management system.

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The Whitman College Library is recruiting a Systems/Metadata Librarian. Degree: "MLS or comparable degree from a program accredited by the American Library Association."

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The Systems/Metadata Librarian is accountable for the daily operation of the Innovative Interfaces Integrated Library System and for organizing access to networked information resources using traditional and emerging metadata protocol.

This position will also be responsible for associated authority control, quality control, knowledge of changing metadata standards, and other duties associated with the creation and maintenance of data related to both digital and print materials. Additionally, this individual will provide systems and metadata support for digital services and serve as the administrator of the library's website

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The Clarkson University Libraries are recruiting a Systems Librarian. Degree: "Master's degree in library science from an ALA-accredited program."

Here's an excerpt from the ad:

Clarkson University invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track, Systems Librarian. Under the direction of the Director of Libraries, the Systems Librarian will be responsible for a broad range of library systems and projects utilizing traditional library information technology services with new initiatives. The incumbent will manage, maintain, and support key existing Library technologies, information access for our clientele, and will contribute to the implementation of new software and information technologies. Other duties as assigned, (IE. reference, instruction, government documents).

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The California State University, Northridge's Oviatt Library is recruiting a Web Programmer. Degree: "Equivalent to graduation from an accredited four-year college or university in a related field." Hiring range: $3,424-$4,500 per month.

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Under general supervision, the Web Programmer, provides support for the Library's electronic presence. Installs, configures, and maintains web-based applications; assists in the design and development of new web-based applications; provides support to other members of the Library Systems team as needed; supports web servers and coordinates with the Library Systems team to install, configure, maintain, monitor and administer web servers to ensure optimal and reliable services. Automates routine tasks, writes and documents scripts, and identifies areas in need of changes. Installs, configures, maintains and administers monitoring and performance tools; conducts periodic testing, and recommends improvements.

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James Madison University Libraries are recruiting a Digital User Experience Librarian. Degree: "MLS from ALA-accredited library program."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (request/posting number: 0404124):

Provides leadership in user research related to web services and public computing within JMU Libraries. Coordinates and manages web and computing projects to support and enhance our users' online experiences.

Serves as one of two faculty librarians within the Digital Services unit and works closely with all unit members (web manager, designers, programmers, and desktop support staff) to make strategic, iterative, and programmatic web and computing improvements to enhance user experiences.

Manages an established usability testing program. Leads efforts to learn about users' technology needs and expectations, working closely with the Planning and Assessment unit. Anticipated initiatives include but are not limited to increasing the libraries' current use of Google Urchin, Google Analytics, search logs, and direct interactions with users.

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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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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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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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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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The Ithaca College Library is recruiting a Web Services Librarian. Degree: "Master's Degree in Library Science or Management Information Systems from an ALA-accredited school."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (vacancy ID: 003249):

Full-time position to provide leadership, direction, and expertise in design and development of an evolving library web presence to enhance the user experience. Coordinate ongoing activities related to web content development, implementation, and evaluation. Serve on library teams as appropriate. Collaborate with other campus units on projects, as assigned. Provide general reference assistance, as assigned.

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