Description: The Metadata Technologies Librarian participates in describing and providing access to electronic, print, and manuscript resources, with focus on user discovery systems. They are significantly involved in database maintenance operations in the Libraries' integrated library system/library services platform (ILS/LSP) and discovery layers. They also contribute to data control activities, including data quality, standardization, batch loading, and data transfer. The position provides metadata consulting and project analysis services for patrons and colleagues. They also collaborate with other departments across the Libraries on financial data, including analysis, reconciliation work flows, and other projects as they pertain to acquisitions. In close collaboration with a variety of partners across the Libraries, they identify emerging trends and technologies in metadata management that have potential for new and improved library services. They work closely with the department's Data Projects & Partnerships Unit Lead to develop unit priorities and workflows, to manage projects, and to train staff.
Qualifications: ALA-accredited MLS, MIS, or equivalent advanced degree.
Salary: $70,000 minimum