Law Library seeks a collaborative, innovative, and engaged Electronic Resources Librarian to plan, implement, and manage all aspects of the electronic resource lifecycle.

Working under the supervision of the Associate Director for Technical Services, the Electronic Resources Librarian maintains responsibility for licensing and the management of electronic information resources purchased by the law library, as well as the shared consortial resources purchased collaboratively with the University Libraries. In a collaborative environment, this position assists in planning and developing policies and workflows. The successful candidate will work with diverse colleagues, members of the university and vendors to resolve questions or problems related to the acquisition of and access to electronic resources as well as evaluate and monitor usage.

This position may have a flexible work arrangement with the possibility to work as a hybrid worker with onsite and remote work each week. 

Required Qualifications:

Master’s degree from ALA-accredited school of library and/or information studies;
Two or more years of professional library experience, including electronic resource management;
Demonstrated exceptional written and oral communication skills;
Demonstrated ability to work effectively, both independently and collaboratively, within a collegial environment;
A commitment to continuous service improvement and innovation;
Working knowledge of integrated library systems as used by collection management units, including reporting functions and the structure and management of online catalogs;
An aptitude for and interest in project planning and management, as well as excellent organizational, time-management, and analytical skills.

Preferred Qualifications:

Demonstrated knowledge of technical services; knowledge of acquisitions and serial practices and procedures; knowledge of serial/electronic resources issues and emerging trends; knowledge of publishing trends, book and subscription trade;
Experience with automated library systems, preferably Sirsi Symphony Workflows or FOLIO;
Demonstrated knowledge of basic cataloging and bibliographic principles for both print and electronic serials.