[Metadatalibrarians] Position Announcement: Metadata Librarian - Beltsville, MD
Katy Davis
katy.davis at lac-group.com
Thu Nov 21 14:27:38 PST 2019
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*LAC Group* is seeking an experienced *Metadata Librarian* to work for a
major Federal library in Beltsville, MD. The selected individual will
support the development and maintenance of metadata files. This is a
full-time (40 hours a week; Monday to Friday) benefited contract position.
*Responsibilities:*
- Support management and ingest of publisher supplied data as well as
the creation of descriptive metadata for items when publisher supplied data
is unavailable.
- Create or modify XSLT stylesheets for incoming publisher-supplied
metadata. Ensure that publisher-supplied metadata meets standards for
interoperability and end-user functionality.
- Develop new and revised workflows and procedures for describing and
managing collections and products. Document workflows and procedures.
*Qualifications:*
- Bachelor’s Degree in Information Science, Information Architecture or
Information Management; MLIS preferred
- Knowledge of XML editors such as Oxygen, JIRA, etc.
- Familiar with common metadata standards used in libraries such as
MODS, PubMed, DublinCore, etc.
- Skill with query languages such as SQL, SPARQL, and Solr.
- Ability to identify errors in metadata
- Knowledge of library automation/cataloging platforms including OCLC,
AGRICOLA, and Voyager.
- Knowledge of the Linux operating system and use of the command line.
- Excellent analytical and communication skills.
- Creative problem-solving abilities.
*To apply, please visit: *https://lac.gp/2rdmaWY
Katy Davis
Recruiting Assistant
p: (323)302-9432 | e: katy.davis at lac-group.com
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