From the announcement (enter Job ID 63609 to navigate to the posting):

Responsibilities
The Digital Humanities Librarian serves as the advanced technical lead for CreateFSU, the Libraries’ academic web-hosting service, providing expert consultation and technical support for faculty and student digital scholarship initiatives. This position collaborates closely with the DRS team, the AI and Data Lab, and campus partners to advance digital research methodologies, expand access to emerging technologies, and support the university’s mission of research excellence and student success.

The successful candidate will help empower researchers and students to explore, create, and share new forms of scholarship while contributing to a vibrant and growing digital humanities community at FSU.

Support Digital Scholarship and Research Innovation

• Serve as the advanced technical lead for CreateFSU and related web-hosting platforms, providing consultation, troubleshooting, and support for complex digital scholarship projects.
• Assist faculty, graduate students, and researchers in developing and sustaining digital humanities projects using a variety of publishing and web-based platforms.
• Develop and maintain technical documentation, tutorials, and user guides that support digital research and publishing initiatives.

Advance Student Learning and Research Skills

• Collaborate with DRS colleagues to design and deliver workshops, instructional programming, and technical training through initiatives such as the Digital Research Incubator.
• Provide instruction in digital research methods, programming, data analysis, and related technologies, helping students and researchers build practical skills that support academic and professional success.
• Partner with faculty to integrate digital humanities tools, methodologies, and assignments into undergraduate and graduate curricula.

Build Campus Partnerships

• Consult with faculty, students, and staff on digital research projects, scholarly communication, and emerging technologies.
• Foster collaborative relationships with partner units, including the Research Computing Center and the Interdisciplinary Data Humanities Initiative.
• Serve as a resource for campus digital scholarship efforts and contribute to strategic initiatives that enhance research capabilities across disciplines.

Contribute to Professional Excellence

• Engage in ongoing professional development and scholarly activities related to digital humanities, digital scholarship, and academic librarianship.
• Participate in library, university, and professional service activities.
• Stay informed of emerging trends, technologies, and best practices that advance digital research and scholarship.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree from an ALA-accredited library and information science program; or Master’s degree in a humanities discipline, digital humanities, or a closely related field with relevant technical experience.
• Demonstrated ability to independently learn and apply new technologies, software applications, programming languages, and web-based tools.
• Understanding of current research trends, emerging technologies, and methodological shifts in the digital humanities.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a commitment to public service and user-centered support.
• Strong collaborative mindset and adaptability in a fast-paced, evolving organizational environment.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience providing technical support, debugging, or administration for web-hosting platforms (e.g., WordPress, Reclaim Hosting).
• Proficiency in programming languages common to humanistic research, such as Python or R.
• Familiarity with web development technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) for site customization and troubleshooting.
• Demonstrated experience designing and delivering technical instruction, workshops, or academic presentations.
• Ph.D. in a humanities or related digital studies field.

Anticipated Salary Range
Starting at $60,000, commensurate with education and experience.

How To Apply
If qualified and interested in a specific Faculty job opening as advertised, apply through the FSU Faculty Careers site (jobs.fsu.edu). If you are a current FSU employee, apply through myFSU Self Service.

Applicants are required to complete the online application with all applicable information. Applications must include education details even if attaching a Vita.

From the Leadership Profile:

The University of Oklahoma Libraries invites applications and nominations for the position of Director of Digital Collaborations & Partnerships. The Libraries seek a creative, collaborative, and highly strategic leader to serve in this inaugural role and to lead the launch and development of a unified Research, Creativity, & Digital Scholarship Hub and
Studios initiative.

Reporting to the Associate Dean for Digital Strategies and Innovation, the Director will play a central role in shaping the Libraries’ evolution as a campus‑wide partner, supporting computational research, digital scholarship, multimodal and media‑rich creative work, and interdisciplinary collaboration. This position is critical to advancing OU’s Lead On Strategic
Plan, particularly the university’s goals to elevate research excellence, foster innovation, and provide world‑class academic infrastructure.

This is a rare opportunity to build and lead a new enterprise‑level initiative at a flagship public research university during a period of institutional transformation, growth, and investment in digital research capacity.

The Research, Creativity, & Digital Scholarship Hub and Studios

The initiative centers on a hub-and-spoke model, with:

• A central Hub providing project intake, consultation, referral, lifecycle planning, training, and community-building
• A coordinated network of specialized Studios supporting:
  • Computational and AI-assisted research
  • Digital humanities and text/data analysis
  • Quantitative and qualitative methods
  • Geospatial and spatial analysis
  • Multimedia, XR, and digital storytelling
  • 3D imaging, modeling, and fabrication

This ecosystem is designed to deliver stable, high‑impact services, reduce reliance on single individuals, formalize campus partnerships, and build infrastructure that evolves alongside campus needs.

Strategic Priorities for the Research, Creativity, & Digital Scholarship Hub and Studios

• Develop partnerships with campus units (IT, DISC, A&H Forum, VPRP’s office, academic departments) to provide coordinated services and facilitate referrals under an agreed upon alliance model (DAVIS model) with clear handoff mechanisms.
• Define and launch a faculty fellows program.
• Define and launch a Capstone support program.
• Develop methods for assessing the program’s impact and collecting data on activities and outcomes.
• Participating in developing a funding strategy to recruit an increased number of graduate and undergraduate students with technical skills based on program assessment data.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership

• Lead the phased implementation of the Research, Creativity, & Digital Scholarship Hub and Studios.
• Establish programmatic services capable of operating in distributed and evolving environments, leveraging existing digital scholarship and data services.
• Contribute to the development of a coherent, user-centered support framework across the Libraries.
• Build and sustain strategic partnerships with academic departments, research centers, campus units, and faculty communities.
• Lead the coordination of services delivered through distributed studio spaces and partner facilities, ensuring seamless user experience.
• Contribute to technology planning, including strategic investments in equipment, software, and digital platforms.
• Lead the development and coordination of workshops, consultation models, and scalable programming that support research, teaching, and creative activity.
• Foster interdisciplinary research communities and networks across campus.

Supervisory & Team Leadership

• Hire, supervise, mentor, and evaluate three to five employees, cultivating a high-performing, collaborative team.• Participate in the design of staffing models, training pathways, and professional development strategies that scale.
• Promote an inclusive, cross-functional culture across distributed program areas.

Analytics, Assessment & Continuous Improvement

• Support data collection, reporting, and analysis related to service usage and system performance.
• Use assessment and analytics to inform decision-making and continuous program improvement.

Campus Engagement & Professional Activity

• Participate in Libraries- and university-wide committees and initiatives.
• Maintain professional engagement in areas related to digital scholarship, research support, and library innovation.
• Present and publish on work related to primary job responsibilities, as appropriate.

Qualifications

Required

• Master’s degree, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Minimum of two years of related experience in academic libraries, digital scholarship centers, or research support environments.
• Demonstrated experience developing or managing programs that support research, digital scholarship, or creative activity.
• Strong understanding of digital research tools and methods (e.g., text and data mining, data visualization, digital publishing, 3D or multimedia tools).
• Proven ability to build strategic collaborations across departments and institutional units.
• Supervisory or team-leadership experience.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills, with the ability to engage users at varying levels of technical expertise.
• Demonstrated commitment to equity, inclusion, and respectful collaboration.

Preferred

• Experience launching or directing a digital scholarship center, research hub, or similar initiative.
• Knowledge of research lifecycles, open scholarship, data management, or digital preservation.
• Graduate degree in library and information science, digital humanities, data science, or a related field.

Application Process

The search committee will begin reviewing applications immediately and will continue to review materials on an ongoing basis until the position is filled. Application materials should include a letter of interest and curriculum vitae. For best consideration, applicants are encouraged to submit materials by June 30th. The search will remain open until the position is filled.

Please send materials to:
Buffkin / Baker
oulibrariesdirector@buffkinbaker.com
Ms. Chelsie Whitelock, Associate Partner

From the announcement:

The Iowa State University Library is seeking applications for a Digital Scholarship Librarian II. Housed in the Digital Scholarship and Initiatives department, this position provides leadership and expertise in digital scholarship, supporting the creation, discovery, access, and sustainable stewardship of research outputs in an evolving technological landscape.

The role applies expertise in web and open-source technologies, data, and emerging technologies such as AI to develop digital scholarship projects and strengthen digital research methods in support of student learning and faculty research.

The successful candidate will demonstrate strong collaboration and communication skills, a commitment to user-centered approaches to technology, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team in a rapidly evolving digital environment.

Example of Duties:

• Develop and support digital scholarship projects involving static web technology, web-based storytelling, digital collections, open access research, and open educational resources.
• Enhance the Digital Scholarship and Initiatives department’s digital infrastructure to improve the discoverability, accessibility, and sustainability of its digital projects and platforms.
• Support and expand open access initiatives by enhancing the discoverability and reach of research outputs and archival material in the institutional repository and digital collections.
• Provide instruction and outreach in areas such as AI literacy, web technologies, and computational and data-informed research methods.
  Contribute to external partnerships and initiatives that strengthen the library’s role in research and teaching.

The library is committed to supporting all librarians through mentoring, training, and professional development opportunities to foster success and growth in their work. The Digital Scholarship Librarian will be supported in the pursuit of continued learning relevant to their position and encouraged to share their skills with their colleagues at ISU and beyond.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience working with digital scholarship tools and technologies, including web development technologies and platforms, data-focused approaches, digital collections, or institutional repositories.
• Ability to teach and support research using digital methods, AI and digital literacy concepts, and emerging technologies.
• Demonstrated experience using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git/GitHub, or related web development technologies.
• Experience supporting the discoverability and access of digital projects through metadata and structured data, APIs, or user-centered design.
• Strong collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work effectively with a wide range of collaborators, learn new technologies, and address technical challenges creatively.

This posting will be open until filled. However, to receive full consideration, please apply before November 9th, 2026.

Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. on an ongoing basis without sponsorship. Immigration sponsorship is not available for this position.

Application Instructions:
To apply for this position, please click on “Apply” and complete the Employment Application. Please be prepared to enter or attach the following:

Resume/Curriculum Vitae
Letter of Application/Cover Letter

From the posting:

The Digital Production Associate (“DPA”) contributes to digital production workflows in an active library environment within the Distinctive Collections & Digital Scholarship Division. Reporting to the Head of Digital Initiatives and Open Publishing, the DPA is responsible for the digitization of textual, photographic, and audiovisual materials associated with The Claremont Colleges Digital Library and other special projects. The DPA contributes to the success of digitization projects through effective collaboration, communication, and by skillful project management and oversight of assigned digital library operations and the special collections scan-on-demand program. Key responsibilities include contributing to the creation, use, migration, and management of digital objects and metadata; contributing to the establishment and improvement of best practices for digitization and publishing workflows, creating documentation, keeping and reporting accurate statistics, training digital production student assistants and temporary project staff; and maintaining effective communication with stakeholders.

• Priority Deadline: The deadline for first consideration is November 13, 2026. Applications received by this date will receive priority consideration; the position will remain open until filled.
• Please note that a cover letter and CV/resume are required along with the application.

From the announcement:

IUIAS seeks a Program Management Specialist to lead a Digital Research Initiative housed at the institute. Working collaboratively with the IAS Team, the position leads support services, research, and scholarly development.

Department Specific Responsibilities

• Consults with center affiliates to assist in research planning and skills building for projects using a wide variety of digital methodologies and toolsets, such as quantitative text analysis, network analysis, Geographic Information System (GIS), web scraping, digital art and design, and qualitative analytic software.
• Supports affiliate research by maintaining and expanding awareness of a breadth of resources and experts at IU in various fields, as well as asynchronous tutorial materials.
• Maintains and expands the impact of the Institute’s work through relationships with IU faculty, centers, departments, and programs.
• Tracks program impact and evaluates this data to improve the reach and scope of the Initiative’s activities and ensure affiliate needs are being met.

From the job posting:

Job Summary

The Data Curation Specialist for Humanities and Social Sciences advances the mission of the Library through working with faculty, students and staff to help manage, share and preserve their research data and other content of scholarly value, with a specialized focus on Humanities and Social Sciences. This is a highly collaborative position requiring coordination and negotiation of relationships and responsibilities across the Library and the University.

You will be an important member of the Deep Blue Repository & Research Data Services (DBRRDS) team and contribute to all aspects of its work. You will help develop data management and sharing plans, consult with faculty, staff, and students on their scholarly communication needs in collaboration with librarian experts and subject specialists, provide training to librarians and researchers on managing and sharing their scholarship and research data, and help researchers share their scholarship and research data with others through the library’s Deep Blue Documents and Deep Blue Data repositories.

You will be the primary service contact for DBRRDS with Humanities and Social Sciences faculty, staff and students at U-M’s Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses. Other service activities and functions may be negotiated depending upon your knowledge, expertise, and interest.

You will report directly to the Director of Deep Blue Repository & Research Data Services under the Associate University Librarian for Publishing.

You may supervise student workers.

What You’ll Do

While partnering with colleagues at the Library, U-M Office of Research, Information Technology Services, Advanced Research Computing, as well as selected academic programs, institutes, departments, schools, and colleges across U-M campuses, you will engage in:

Consultation (20%)

• You will use your knowledge of best practices in document and data curation and its potential application in different research settings to serve as a consultant for faculty and students in Humanities and Social Sciences fields. Consultation activities will range from single meetings to address a particular need to longer-term collaborations with researchers to explore or address larger issues. This may include participating in funded research projects as a named partner, depending on the interests, expertise and capacity of the person in this position.

Education and Community Development (25%)

• You will identify and connect with faculty and students who are engaged or interested in curating data and scholarly content from Humanities and Social Sciences fields. You will offer workshops and other educational programming on introductory and specialized topics of interest to the U-M community. You will also coordinate or lead meetings, events, or projects designed to facilitate communication, connections, and engagement between faculty, staff, students, and research centers across the U-M campuses.

Development of Local Standards, Tools and Support (20%)

• Using your knowledge of best practices in curation, as well as the needs of U-M researchers, you will design, develop and implement local standards of practice for the Library and the U M community to apply in support of advancing data curation and document deposit workflows. You will serve as the main liaison to the Rackham Graduate School and coordinate its dissertation deposit workflows. You will also design technical and policy tools that are practical and easy to use to facilitate and enhance the data and scholarly content produced by the research being done at U-M. This may include pursuing external funding depending on the expertise, interest and capacity of the person in this position.

Data and Digital Curation (15%)

• You will review data sets submitted to Deep Blue Data, in conjunction with other experts as needed, to assess the condition of the data set and to make recommendations to enhance the value and accessibility of the data for others. You will communicate recommendations to the researcher to address gaps, improve the value of the data’s findability, accessibility, interoperability and reusability (FAIR), and enhance the data’s potential for reproducibility. You will serve as a data curator in the Data Curation Network (https://datacuration.network), a consortium of academic libraries offering data curation and repository services.

Service Response (10%)

• In conjunction with the other data curators, you will monitor and resolve service requests received for Deep Blue Documents and Deep Blue Data. These requests may range from supporting depositors to reaching out to authors to release their work upon request. You will also work with the developers of Deep Blue Documents to provide reports to collection administrators upon request.

Professional Development and Service (10%)

• You will pursue enrichment and professional development activities as appropriate to the position and individual interests. You will also engage and contribute to the library, disciplinary, and other relevant communities of practice.

Skills You Have

• An advanced degree (Masters or PhD level) in a relevant academic discipline or a Master’s Degree in Library Science.
• One (1) year direct experience with the information technologies and best practices prevalent in research data management, sharing, and/or curation.
• One (1) year combined experience with and/or education with at least one type of data. This could include qualitative data, observational data, experimental data, code, etc.
• Demonstrated commitment to protecting the integrity of sensitive data (including balancing openness and protection) as well as compliance with relevant regulations and adherence to professional ethics.
• Familiarity with the FAIR and CARE principles and the necessity of making research accessible for the benefit of the global community.
• Demonstrated commitment to fostering a welcoming environment by recognizing and incorporating differing viewpoints, backgrounds, and ideas to enrich the organization.
• Motivation to provide excellent service and to collaboratively improve workflows and processes.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills and an ability to present and share ideas clearly and effectively to diverse audiences.

You May Also Have

• One (1) year combined experience and/or education with at least one type of Humanities and/or Social Sciences data. This could include qualitative data, observational data, experimental data, code, etc.
• Experience supporting researcher information needs and creating effective responses to meet those needs in a service.
• Experience working in an academic library.
• Experience working with data repositories.
• Experience working through the nuances of sensitive data, including ethical issues and compliance with journal and funding agency mandates.

(Note: desired qualifications above are not required to apply and be considered for the position).

Modes of Work

This position is expected to be hybrid. Candidates with exceptional qualifications may be considered for a fully remote work arrangement. Flexible work arrangements are made at the discretion of the hiring department, reviewed annually, and subject to change based on business needs.

Additional Information

The anticipated hire date is in January 2027.

This appointment is subject to the UM/LEO-GLAM collective bargaining agreement.

Appointment is anticipated as an Associate Librarian or Senior Associate Librarian. Salary and rank are dependent on the candidate’s qualifications and experience. The target salary ranges for this position are $69,000 to $79,000 for the Associate Librarian rank, and $79,000 to $89,000 for the Senior Associate Librarian rank.

Librarian appointments carry with them increased expectations regarding professional development, professional engagement, research, and service, in keeping with the library’s process for librarian promotion and advancement.

The University of Michigan offers a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, and vision insurance, generous time off (24 vacation days per year, and 15 sick leave days a year), matched retirement contributions with immediate vesting, professional development opportunities, and more. TIAA and Fidelity Investments’ retirement benefits are available.

For questions about this posting or to request accommodations, please contact libraryjobs@umich.edu.

From the job posting:

Position Information

Business Title	Data Services Librarian
Applications Accepted From	University Wide, Public: Open to the Public
Special Instructions to Applicants	To apply, please complete and submit the online application and be prepared to attach 3 separate documents. A complete application contains a CV or resume, cover letter addressing your interest and qualifications for all the position requirements and any of the position preferences, and a list of three professional references including email, phone contact information, and the nature of the relationship. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. For full consideration, please apply by October 22, 2026.
This position is eligible for the following benefits:	medical, vision, dental, basic and supplemental life, winter break closure, paid holidays, educational benefits for you and eligible dependents, sick leave, vacation, and retirement.
Posting Number	2016526T
Job Description Summary
Department Summary	The Ohio University Libraries invites applications and nominations for the position of Data Services Librarian in the Research Services department. Reporting to the Head of Research Services, the Data Services Librarian supports Ohio University students and faculty in discovering, using, and managing data for their research. The Data Services Librarian provides leadership and expertise in research data management (RDM), data literacy concepts, and open research practices in support of Ohio University’s research mission. The Data Services Librarian builds and maintains relationships with academic departments and research centers to coordinate and scale research data services across campus. This position will provide instruction, workshops, outreach, and individualized research support for faculty, researchers, and graduate students, as well as data literacy and other fundamental support for undergraduates. The position works proactively with researchers on data-intensive projects, providing guidance on institutional and funder compliance, data quality, documentation, sharing, and long-term stewardship. The Data Services Librarian contributes to scholarly communication initiatives such as open data and reproducible research, including considerations of data quality, ethics, transparency, and governance, as well as tools related to data management. Additionally, the Data Services Librarian will provide subject-specific, non-data-related instruction, reference, and consultation services to faculty and students in assigned subject areas. The librarian will help build sustainable collections that support the University’s research and instructional needs in a team environment. The successful candidate for this position must have the ability to work independently as a motivated self-starter as well as collaboratively in a team-based environment, including effective communication skills and the ability to set goals and determine the best course of action with broad guidance from their supervisor and shared team expectations. Specifically, the Data Services Librarian will: Partner with student and faculty researchers to develop compliant data management and data sharing plans aligned with funder requirements, institutional policies, and research data best practices.   Provide instruction, workshops, outreach, and individualized research support for faculty, researchers, and graduate students, as well as data literacy and other fundamental support for undergraduates. Collaborate with campus partners to deliver consulting services related to data management, data use and reuse, reproducible research practices, and computational tools and methods. Monitor emerging trends in research data services and evaluates new tools, technologies, and methodologies to enhance library services. Participate in subject support for academic programs through instruction, consultation, and collection development. Serve on Libraries or University committees, task forces, and/or other groups in support of advancing the Libraries’ strategic goals. Commit to continuous improvement and professional development, including by engaging in regular professional development through research, publications, presentations, and participation in regional, national, and/or international professional bodies as part of a continuing commitment to bringing best practices and innovative services to the Libraries. Librarians are considered administrative staff at Ohio University. Provides outreach and collaboration with the University community. Ohio University is a designated Carnegie Research 1 (R1) institution, ranking among the nation’s elite research institutions. The Research Services department was established within University Libraries to support and empower our researchers by collaborating throughout the scholarly life cycle in areas including data management, open access scholarship, and impact assessment and promotion, among others. About the Ohio University Libraries: The Ohio University Libraries system consists of the Alden Library, the Music and Dance Library, the Hwa-Wei Lee Library Annex, as well as five regional campus libraries. With a staff of more than 75 FTE, the Libraries has more than 2.7 million volumes in its collection and has a total annual budget of over $12 million. The Libraries also hosts the Ohio University Press, an award-winning publisher of books about Africa, Appalachia, Southeast Asia, and the Midwest. The Libraries is a member of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI), the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC), the Center for Research Libraries (CRL), OhioLINK, and Lyrasis, a national consortium of libraries. The Libraries Strategic Plan can be found here.
Position Profile	Provides specialized expertise in a particular function of information management. Example functions include, but are not limited to: preservation, archives, cataloging/metadata analyses, acquisitions, etc. Provides outreach and collaboration with the University community.
Level Summary	Provides professional expertise to the University community. Serves as a resource and guide to others in the department and/or university. Completes operational tasks essential for the daily functioning of the University. Additionally, contributes to larger projects or initiatives that align with department or University goals, often collaborating across teams.
Supervisory Responsibilities	May assist in mentoring or training new employees.
Fiscal Responsibilities	No budgetary responsibility. May be responsible for validating transactions.
Problem Solving	Handles a variety of problems with some independence.
Independence of Action	Some supervision; able to work independently on routine tasks.
Communication and Collaboration	Collaborates with team members and shares knowledge.
Physical Requirements	This role is primarily desk-based and involves extensive use of desktop computers. Occasionally, the job may require travel to attend meetings and programs. May be required to regularly lift up to 50 pounds.
Minimum Qualifications	Requires a Master’s degree accredited by the American Library Association or equivalent national or international body and 1 or more years of related professional experience, or equivalent education and experience.
Preferred Qualifications	Experience developing and delivering instruction or technical training. Experience in an academic or research library. Experience managing, curating, or preserving research data. Ability to clearly explain complex concepts to audiences from diverse disciplinary, technical, and cultural backgrounds. Knowledge of the research data lifecycle, including emerging standards and technologies; research data collection, reproducibility, research data management, and sharing of research data, including federal funder requirements; storage and preservation practices; disciplinary and institutional repositories; and persistent identifiers. Experience using at least two of the following: SPSS, Excel, Python, R, Open Refine, SAS, JMP, Stata, MATLAB, and/or SQL for collection and analysis of quantitative data.
Department	Library
Pay Rate	The target salary for this position is $52,000 to $59,000 and is commensurate with the selected candidate’s education and experience while considering internal equity. Ohio University is proud to offer a robust healthcare plan that includes maternity care, counseling and mental healthcare, prescription coverage, vision, dental, orthodontia care, and more. Our robust benefits package also includes paid holidays, sick time, personal time, a tuition waiver up to 100% for self and dependents, an excellent retirement plan with up to a 14% employer contribution, a 12-week parental leave program, adoption reimbursement, flextime and flexplace policies, an employee assistance program, access to professional development programs, and additional employee resources. Additional information is available at https://www.ohio.edu/hr/benefits.
Total Compensation Estimator (For Full-Time Benefits Eligible Employees)	Discover the full value of joining Ohio University by clicking this link: https://www.ohio.edu/hr/compensation/total-compensation-estimator   Our Total Compensation Estimator shows your offer package in dollars: salary plus university paid benefits including health coverage, retirement contributions, paid time off, tuition benefits, and more. See details on what we offer in one place and compare different options for retirement and insurance.   Estimates are informational only; exact coverage is determined by eligibility policies and official plan documents.
Pay Grade	16
Pay Range	$44,592.00-$74,196.00
FLSA Status	Exempt
Job Category	Administrative at-will appointment
Employment Type	full-time regular
Job Family	Library Services/Museum
Job Sub Family	Functional Specialist
Job Level	IC2
Job Open Date	10/01/2026
Posting End Date	10/22/2026
Planning Unit	Library
Work Schedule	Typical work expectations are Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 5:00; however, candidates must be willing to work evenings and/or weekends if necessary. Ohio University Libraries do offer hybrid and flexible work options.
Months	12 month
Campus	Athens, Ohio
Expected hours worked per week	40
Expected duration of assignment	Ongoing
Applicants may contact this person if they have questions about this position.	Beth Tragert, tragerte@ohio.edu
Non-Discrimination Statement	Ohio university is proud of its rich history and as part of our ongoing efforts to provide and support a transformative learning experience, we affirm our commitment to fostering a welcoming and respectful workforce and community. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration free from discrimination on the basis of age, ancestry, color, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity or expression, genetic information, military service or veteran status, national origin, pregnancy, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, status as a parent or foster parent, or any other bases under the law. Ohio university is an equal access/equal opportunity employer.

From the posting:

The University of Virginia Library seeks a Developer and Emerging Technologies Specialist to join the Digital Humanities Center (DHC) as part of the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities (IATH). IATH is an internationally recognized humanities research unit dedicated to advancing digital scholarship at the intersection of technology and humanistic inquiry. The DHC serves as a collaborative hub within the Library for digital humanities research, teaching, and experimentation.

The Developer and Emerging Technologies Specialist designs, develops, and sustains software tools and systems that support digital humanities scholarship. The successful candidate will bring demonstrated expertise in artificial intelligence (AI), large language models, and emerging technologies, along with a commitment to exploring and evaluating new tools and methods. This role collaborates closely with faculty, students, and library colleagues across disciplines.

Based in the DHC and embedded within IATH, this position also serves as a bridge to the Library’s AI Literacy and Action Lab, supporting experimentation with emerging technologies and innovative uses of AI in scholarship. The specialist will contribute to a dynamic digital research environment and collaborate with partners across UVA and beyond.

From the job posting:

Kenyon College is conducting a search for a qualified candidate to fill the position of Digital Stewardship Librarian. This 12 month, full time,  position is primarily on campus with some remote flexibility.

Help Kenyon’s digital collections last

Kenyon’s digital collections, from digitized treasures to born-digital records, need someone to make sure they’re findable, usable, and preserved.  As our Digital Stewardship Librarian, you’ll be that person: the expert who shapes how we describe, protect, and share our collections, and who helps the campus community get the most from them.

You’ll join the Special Collections and Archives Department, report to the Director, and work with library colleagues and partners across the college. If you’re a recent graduate with a degree in digital librarianship or something similar, this is a great place to make your mark.

What you’ll do

Keep our digital collections safe and sustainable

• Prepare digitized and born-digital materials for ingest, stabilization, and storage, following best practices and archival standards
• Serve as the primary administrator of Kenyon’s repository platform, Digital Kenyon (Digital Commons), and related preservation tools, building the processes to describe, ingest, publish, manage, migrate, and preserve our digital objects
• Be the go-to expert on preservation systems, digitization workflows, and lifecycle management, and advise on the policies that guide them

Shape our digital strategy and bring projects to life

• Grow and manage the tools and services that keep our digital collections scalable, and define requirements for the digital assets we create or acquire
• Partner with faculty and campus stakeholders on grants, research, and course-integrated projects
• Lead digital projects from plan to delivery, translating between technical and non-technical audiences so everyone knows the goals, timelines, and deliverables
• Teach and consult: train faculty, students, and staff, and help them put digital tools to work
• Explore new preservation and institutional repository platforms with your colleagues, and migrate content between systems when the time comes

Connect with students and faculty

• Serve as liaison to academic programs, potentially in data, computing, and math connected disciplines
• Teach in courses, hold research consultations, and develop discipline-specific resources
• Work with faculty and students on information, digital, and AI literacy

Grow with the profession

• Represent Kenyon in the OhioLINK and The Five Colleges of Ohio consortia
• Attend conferences, workshops, and seminars to keep learning
• Track usage of digital resources, share best practices with colleagues, and recommend purchases to library leadership

What you bring

Required

• An ALA-accredited master’s degree in library science or equivalent, completed by June 2027, or a related degree plus library experience
• Education or experience in digital collections, digitization, born-digital archives, digital preservation, metadata, or related work in a library, archive, museum, cultural heritage organization, or similar setting

We’ll be especially excited about

• Hands-on experience with digital collections or repositories, especially using Digital Commons
• Knowledge of current metadata schemes and standards
• Strong communication and organizational skills, including clear documentation processes
• Familiarity with trends in digital libraries, digitization standards, preservation, and rights management
• Comfort working independently and as part of a team
• A knack for learning new technologies quickly and teaching them to others, whatever their technical background

How to apply

Interested in joining us? Apply through the Kenyon employment system with a cover letter, resume, and references. In your letter, we’d love to hear what draws you to this role, how your experience fits, and how you’d contribute to Kenyon’s mission, along with your perspective on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Applications are due by November 9, 2026.

$58,000–$64,000 per year, commensurate with experience and qualifications.

 

About Kenyon

Kenyon College is a nationally prominent, private liberal arts college where academic excellence goes hand in hand with a strong sense of community and close relationships among students and professors.

Compensation and Benefits

Salaries at Kenyon are competitive and commensurate with experience. In addition to an attractive salary, Kenyon offers benefits for employees and their family members. Children of employees are eligible for 100% tuition waivers at Kenyon, and through the Great Lakes Colleges Association, children of employees are eligible for 90% tuition waivers at twenty-three other of the nation’s finest liberal arts colleges.

We also offer health, dental and vision insurance, TIAA retirement, and many other benefits, including provisions for a spouse, families, and domestic partners. Details about benefits as well as conditions of employment are described more fully in our Staff Handbook.

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Kenyon College is an equal opportunity employer, and we welcome applications from all qualified individuals. It is the College’s policy to evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, physical and/or mental disability, age, religion, medical condition, veteran status, marital status, or any other characteristic protected by institutional policy or state, local, or federal law. Kenyon College has a strong commitment to an inclusive environment that welcomes all voices and perspectives. 

From the announcement:

The Director of the Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship provides leadership, direction, and establishes priorities for all programs, services, and spaces associated with the Digital Scholarship department and the Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship. This includes responsibility for scholarly communication and open scholarship, text and data analysis, geographic information systems (GIS), research data management, and artificial intelligence services. The Director establishes priorities, operations, and services and implements assessment strategies to enable evidence-based planning and decision-making. They work collaboratively with all library areas and play a leadership role in library-wide planning and decision making as a member of the KSL Leadership Team.

From the posting:

Reed College seeks a collaborative, student-oriented librarian to provide leadership with digital scholarship, data-intensive research, and quantitative-focused liaison areas. In this position, you will oversee the electronic thesis submission process, participate in digital collections support, and collaborate on digital scholarship initiatives. You will work closely with students, faculty, and library staff across disciplines, leading support for data-driven research, data-intensive coursework, and finding and using data sets. The Digital Scholarship librarian is a research and instruction librarian, serving as subject liaison to departments focused on the use of data and quantitative analysis. One of 6 liaison librarians in the highly collaborative Research Services department, you’ll work on an intensely student-focused team responsible for academic support, instruction, and outreach. This position reports to the Director of Research Services.