Librarian III-System Administrator-Technology

Librarian III–System Admin Responsibilities

• Researches, purchases, implements and maintains the ILS for integrated operating functions.
• Investigates appropriate future enhancements and/or related products to the library’s automated system that will benefit patrons’ use of the library services and staff productivity.
• Trains the library staff and patrons in the use of the ILS and associated vendor training.
• Configures and maintains the automated phone service, external and internal DNS entries, online catalog, self-check machines and its connection to the ILS.
• Acts as liaison between the automated database vendor and related vendors with integrated products to the automated database.
• Integrates the ILS and external entities such as book jobbers and the time/access/print management software.
• Responsible for the integrity and security of the ILS.
• Assigns staff security permissions and authority levels to the automated database.
• Designs, creates and refines SQL reports from the ILS database. Adjusts settings in the ILS database to adhere to policy and procedures of Library Administration.
• Acts as the lead on the library’s system encoded archival description project and assists departments in identifying digitalization projects and defining the project scope.
• Performs daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance on the automated system.
• Assists and supervises other employees with their duties; assigns work and reviews work when complete.
• Participates in activities and duties related to emergency management during a local state of disaster as directed by appropriate county managers.

• Master’s degree in Library Science from an American Library Association accredited school or in Computer Science with a concentration in System Administration, or a related degree with 10 years of direct experience with a large library ILS.
• 3 years job related experience in public library with 1 year of supervisory experience.
• 5 years job related experience in public library systems/database administration preferred.
• Computer skills; good verbal and written communication; supervisory and organizational skills; interpersonal skills and ability to deal effectively with the public, other employees and elected officials; ability to complete assigned projects in a timely manner.

Salary: $32.26-Min to $40.33 /Hourly

CLOSING DATE: Upon filling position/Full Time

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