Head of Library Systems and Web Services job in Northfield

Head of Library Systems and Web Services

Job Description:
Supports the mission of Norwich University by administering library systems, maintaining the library's website, providing access to the library's electronic resources, and compiling usage and other statistical reports. Participates as a member of the team providing reference and instruction in a broad range of subject areas. This is a faculty ranked position.

Salary: $60,600/year or more depending on experience.

Essential Functions

Manages the implementation, maintenance, development, and enhancement of library systems, including OCLC WorldShare Management Services, WorldCat Discovery, OCLC Link Resolver, and EZProxy.
Provides leadership for the library's web presence and manages all web content in LibGuides CMS.
Serves as primary vendor liaison for contract compliance and service issues with all library system and metadata partners.
Coordinates the life cycle (evaluation, acquisition, administration, and support) of licensed electronic resources.
Serves as liaison with campus IT on relevant library technology issues including single sign-on authentication.
Participates in core librarian responsibilities including research support, information literacy instruction, and collection development.
Contributes to library planning and policy development.
Other Functions

Maintains confidentiality of sensitive or private information.
Communicates with employees, students, and others in a respectful and clear manner.
Serves on university committees, councils, workgroups, or other designated bodies as assigned.
Achieves, maintains proficiency in, and utilizes computers, telephones, and other job-related equipment, including related systems and software.
Speaks, reads, and writes in English.
Communicates by telephone, email, letter, in person, or other means or device.
Performs other tasks as assigned by supervisor.

Requirements:
Master's degree in library and/or information science from ALA-accredited institution.
Two or more years of relevant professional experience, preferably in an academic library.
Experience or interest in applying principles of user experience design and digital accessibility.
Familiarity with current and emerging technologies in digital and web-based library services.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple tasks and to work cooperatively with others.
Excellent organizational and time management skills.
Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, SharePoint, Teams, and Outlook)
Able to sit, squat, reach, push, pull, and manipulate related equipment; lift 25 pounds; travel outdoors to various parts of the campus.
Work some evening or weekend hours
Environmental Conditions

Indoor work at a computer workstation.
Low level of exposure to noise, dust, fumes, vibrations, and temperature changes.