Position Description: Preserves and enables access to materials that fall under the purview of the Digital Records and Audiovisual Materials section, with an emphasis on collections with audiovisual or digital carriers. Collaborates with section colleagues and stakeholders to identify, prepare for ingest, and perform post-ingest activities on digitized and born-digital materials into repository and access platforms.
Qualifications: Master’s degree with a concentration in library science or archives from an ALA-accredited program; or an advanced degree in a related field; or equivalent combination of relevant education and/or experience. Knowledge of archival standards, theory, and practice; familiarity with electronic records management concepts and practices; proficiency in archival and library technologies and standards, particularly those relevant to the arrangement, description, and preservation of born-digital and audiovisual materials; understanding of standards and best practices in archives for digital formats typically found in special collections.
Salary: $60,724 - $67,404