Category: Library IT Jobs

The University of La Verne Library is recruiting a Library Technology Coordinator. Required degree: "ALA accredited master's degree in Library Science."

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The responsibilities of this position include administering and providing technical support for all aspects of library technology including the Innovative Interfaces Millennium integrated library system; design, operation and maintenance of specialized library systems, electronic resources, proxy server, mobile apps, OPAC, LINK+, ILLIAD, ERM, OCLC, link resolver, research databases, library intranet, etc.; assisting the University Librarian with technology planning and project implementation; serving as primary liaison with the university's Office of Information Technology to coordinate the maintenance of computer labs, staff computers, smart classrooms, peripherals, library wireless and other instructional equipment; supervising one full-time staff member (Electronic Services Technician); serving as backup for library website maintenance; serving as technical support liaison to database and online service providers; extracting and compiling a wide range of statistical data related to software, hardware and online resource usage on a monthly basis; providing database or technology consultation to library users using multiple formats (in-person, e-mail, phone, and chat); developing, promoting, and delivering effective training, instruction, seminars and workshops; maintaining a program of professional development.

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The Montana State University Libraries are recruiting a Digital Initiatives Librarian. Required degree: "ALA-accredited MLS, MIS, or equivalent." Salary: $43,000.

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Facilitate the development of the Library's overall web-based and digital services programs. Act as lead worker for specific projects and working groups as needed. Train and work directly with library staff to help make them more effective content contributors. Maintain ongoing development of the Libraries' web services and digital projects. Incorporate appropriate design principles, information architectures, coding standards, and emerging technologies into the Libraries' various open source web-based systems and projects. Contribute to processes that deliver library content to external discovery and delivery mechanisms, such as: APIs and RESTful web services, search engine optimization, mobile application development, OAI harvesters, and integration with campus learning management systems and social sites. Anticipate web trends, investigate their application in academic libraries, and help to develop new web-based and digital services.

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Old Dominion University Libraries are recruiting a Head, Systems Development Department. Required required: "ALA accredited MLS."

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The successful candidate would provide departmental leadership and management and would develop, implement, and support all information systems for the ODU Libraries. This includes planning for new technology, managing ongoing projects, directing daily technical operations, and participating on the technology management team for the 24/5 Learning Commons. As a member of the Library Management Team, this position also plays a key role in library-wide planning, policy making, and the development, evaluation, and assessment of library services and resources.

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The University of Maryland Libraries are recruiting a Director, Integrated Library Information Technology Systems. Required degree: "MLS Degree from an ALA-accredited school or program."

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The Director of Integrated Library Systems (ILS) department provides leadership and support to the University System of Maryland and Affiliated Institutions (USMAI) Library Consortium in the integration, operation and maintenance efforts of the consortium's software and database applications. The ILS Director serves as a senior member of the College Park Libraries Information Technology Division (ITD), reporting to the Associate Dean of Information Technology at the University of Maryland Libraries. The incumbent works directly with the Council of Library Directors (CLD) of USMAI and its administrative structure. He/she provides leadership and direct supervision to a professional technical staff. The ILS director will be responsible for developing and managing budgets for approved projects and initiatives of the USMAI. The director will also be responsible for developing annual budgets for the ILS team, for presenting that budget to the CLD and for executing budgets, once they are approved by the CLD. The ILS Director will be responsible for the research, planning, pro

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The University of Houston Libraries are recruiting a Resource Discovery Systems Fellowship holder. Required degree: "Master's degree that was obtained in the last twenty-four months from an ALA-accredited program." Salary: $48,000-$52,000.

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The Resource Discovery Systems Fellowship is a two-year fellowship that offers a recent graduate the opportunity to work in a research library on diverse projects involving emerging library technologies. The Fellow will report to the Head of Resource Discovery Systems in the University Libraries and will be principally assigned to initiatives for discovery systems, management of electronic resources, and the integrated library system. The Fellow may also be asked to develop and deliver technology training in specific areas for librarians and staff, as well as coordinate with Web Services to support development of web-based applications and discovery tools.

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Boston University's Alumni Medical Library is recruiting a Web Coordinator and Information Services Librarian. Degree: "Must have a Masters degree in Library Science or an equivalent degree and at least 3 years experience in a similar position."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (tracking code: 5781):

This position develops, designs and maintains the database-driven Library Website (transitioning from Cold Fusion/MySQL to PHP) in compliance with BU standards.

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The Library of Congress is recruiting an Emerging Technologies Librarian. Salary range:$105,211-$136,771.

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The Emerging Technologies Librarian coordinates and facilitates the design, development and deployment of information technology to support a multijurisdictional legal web presence known conceptually as the One World Law Library (OWLL), a portal to and repository of local, state, tribal, national, international legal and legislative information. By aligning with Library of Congress web developments, OWLL leverages semantic and other conceptual and relational web technologies and utilizes content integration strategies such as federated and aggregated searching technologies to provide access to global legislative, legal and law related information. The incumbent collaborates with internal and external information technologists, law librarians and legal and other information professionals to design and implement Library of Congress approved enterprise and information architectures; identifies state-of-the-art web technologies to be deployed by information technologists; coordinates efforts through libraries and information service providers to define and promote national and international metadata and data modeling standards for legal and legislative information.

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The Texas A&M University Libraries are recruiting a Web and Information Designer. Degree: "Bachelor's degree or any equivalent combination of training and experience (one year of experience may substitute for one year of education)." Salary: $43,000-$48,000.

Here's an excerpt from the ad (N.O.V. number: 111022):

Design, create, format, and produce high-quality, original, web-based designs for the Libraries' open-source and commercial subscription resources, including: the website, single search, federated search, Open URL link resolver, library catalogs, interlibrary loan, intranet, etc. Work in a team environment to assist in all facets of work supporting the Libraries' web services, including information architecture, web standards, and trend research. Collaborate with on-campus clients and web developers to develop user interface requirements. Define, prototype (with wire frames), and document highly usable, accessible, and mobile-friendly interfaces to meet those requirements. Support the Libraries digital signage system—both displays and touch screens. Other duties as required.

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The Virginia Tech Libraries are recruiting a Unix Systems Administrator. Degree: "Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field or equivalent level training and/or working experience in systems analysis, design and support of a library Online Public Access Catalog and/or Web Gateway." Salary range: $43,000-$49,000.

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Responsible for systems administration of the UNIX servers, web server and associated services, management of UNIX servers and workstations in Library Systems, and training of library personnel using them. Provides support to information providers, assisting them in publishing their information on the various available platforms. Develop database solutions to specifications for various library needs.

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The University of Maryland Libraries are recruiting a Systems Librarian. Degree: "ALA-accredited Master's degree in Library and Information Sciences or related field."

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The UM Libraries' Information Technology Division supports the library automation needs of the University System of Maryland and Affiliated Institutions (USMAI). The Integrated Library Systems (ILS) team is responsible for acquisition of library systems and databases, developing and configuring software, and monitoring and improving performance of library systems. Working in a team environment, the successful candidate will help support library systems and electronic resources, install software, train staff, and create written documentation. A primary responsibility for this position is managing acquisition of library resources using library systems and applications. The incumbent will act as the coordinator of acquisitions for USMAI campuses and will troubleshoot systems, configure and customize applications, and coordinate with support providers to fix problems.

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The Monroe Community College Library Services is recruiting a Librarian, Technology and Digital Services. Degree: "Master's degree in Library Science or equivalent from an ALA accredited institution."

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This position coordinates activities and services that relate to existing and emerging technologies. The individual will work to support library efforts in web/portal services, digital services and technologies, social networking and online learning. Responsibilities include providing support and back-up for library systems and initiatives; advancing the Library's integration of new technologies through cooperative efforts with other college departments; supporting the training and development of the Library staff's technical capabilities; and participating in curriculum-related instruction and other teaching activities.

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Wake Forest University's Z. Smith Reynolds Library is recruiting a Senior Systems Administrator. Degree: "Bachelor's degree with specialized training in the field of information technology."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (tracking code: 638-141):

The Senior Systems Administrator manages key information systems for the Library that support the academic needs of students, faculty and staff. Performs system administration including: system design, development, testing, implementation and regular system maintenance in a cloud-based environment. Consults and collaborates with staff and faculty on library Information Technology initiatives. Reports to the Assistant Director, Technology Services.

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Coastal Carolina University's Kimbel Library is recruiting a Web Services and Emerging Technologies Librarian. Degree: "MLIS degree or equivalent from an ALA-accredited school."

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Reporting to the Head of Library Technology and Systems, this twelve month, tenure-track position at either the assistant or associate level, will serve as the primary developer and administrator for the Library website, web applications, social media, and mobile interfaces, and will coordinate and oversee ongoing development of the Library's website and web services.

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The Franklin University Library is recruiting a Systems Librarian. Degree: "Master's degree in Library Science from an ALA -accredited program."

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Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio is seeking a Systems Librarian who can manage and administer all III/Millennium operations. This includes all record loads, backups, software upgrades, password authorizations and database management. This person will design, develop, implement and maintain the library web presence in collaboration with university personnel and library colleagues. This individual serves as a business analyst to determine technologies needed for current system optimization and future planning and projects. In addition, this person will lead special projects, such as; the development of new record load tables, authentication integration and/or redesign and OPAC enhancements.

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The New York Public Library is recruiting a Director Technology Initiatives. Degree: "Bachelor's degree, Master's a plus."

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Serve as the key interface between project sponsors and any project with a technology component. Define and maintain the standards of project management. Execute a program to manage, monitor and report on initiatives. Implement a consistent project management methodology to insure quality and delivery standards. Maintain excellent communication with senior management within IT and across the organization (NYPL). Manage a small group of project managers.

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Nova Southeastern University's Alvin Sherman Library is recruiting a Web Services Librarian. Degree: "Masters of Library Science Degree from an ALA accredited school or foreign equivalent."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (position number: 996175):

Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Web Services Librarian will have responsibility for the integrity, organization, and currency of the Alvin Sherman Library Web presence. The Librarian will also provide training and guidance to Website content editors across the Sherman Library in the various departments and create 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; develop and enhance templates for departmental pages within the University's content management system to facilitate a common look and feel across the library's website. The Librarian will work with the Director of Community Relations and Marketing to maintain the site home page and to make sure the appropriate NSU brand/image is maintained across the site.

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The University of Michigan Library is recruiting a User Experience Web Developer. One-year term with the possibility of renewal. Degree: "Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field."

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The University of Michigan Library is seeking a talented front-end developer to join our User Experience (UX) Department. The UX department focuses on interface design, mobile design and development, usability testing, user research, web use statistics, and accessibility. We are looking for someone with an investment in improving library users' web experience. The primary focus of this position will be development of a variety of mobile websites.

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The University of Washington Libraries are recruiting a Systems Librarian, Web Development and Support. Degree: "Graduate degree from a program accredited by the American Library Association or an equivalent graduate library science/information studies degree." Salary: $52,000 minimum.

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Under the general direction of the Head of Web Services, this position provides support for the Libraries' web publishing infrastructure; facilitates communication between content providers, management, and technical staff; provides training and serves as a technical resource for content providers; and serves ex-officio on the Public Web Operations Group.

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The Georgetown University Library is recruiting a Systems Librarian. Degree: "Master's degree in Library Science."

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Georgetown University Library seeks a Systems Librarian to hold a leadership role in the management, support, and administration of the Library's suite of information management systems. This position will play a key role in developing strategies and implementing the next generation library management systems, services, and resources. Within a team environment, this person shares the responsibilities in the planning, development, and management of the Library's technological infrastructure, electronic resources, and web presence, and strategically assesses, selects and implements established or emerging technologies that enhance the Library's ability to support teaching and research at the University.

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The Yale University Library is recruiting a Systems Programmer 1. Degree: "Bachelor's degree with five to eight years of experience in a computer related field or equivalent work experience and education."

Here's an excerpt from the ad (STARS requisition number: 13562BR):

Reporting to the Interim Director of Web, Desktop and Digital Services, the Systems Programmer directs the software planning, development and deployment, infrastructure planning, implementation and support of the Yale University Library's technical infrastructure. Degree: "Bachelor's degree with five to eight years of experience in a computer related field or equivalent work experience and education."

Responsible for providing high-level server administration and support for Windows servers, SQL database servers and Web servers, managing the production Active Directory and for support of Windows and Macintosh workstations and servers in classrooms, staff, and public areas, and leading in the discovery and use of new computer technologies used in the Library.

Manages support for the Library's workstation infrastructure. Responsible for managing staff, student workers, running the expert user program, intern program, help desk, documentation library along with staff, public, and classroom workstations.

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