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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Electronic Resources Metadata Librarian in Cambridge, Massachusetts

Electronic Resources Metadata Librarian

  • Job Number: 24063

  • Functional Area: Libraries

  • Department: Libraries

  • School Area: Libraries, MIT Press, Tech Review

  • Employment Type: Full-Time

  • Employment Category: Exempt

  • Visa Sponsorship Available: No

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    Job Description

ELECTRONIC RESOURCES METADATA LIBRARIAN, MIT Libraries, to manage metadata workflows for electronic resources across all formats. Will emphasize equity, diversity, inclusion, and social justice in metadata practices and discovery environments. Responsibilities include creating and editing metadata for e-serials, e-books, databases, and datasets in both MARC and non-MARC formats; maintaining collections; managing batch record imports; supervising two staff members; coordinating metadata production; fostering communication and building collaborative relationships within the library; staying updated on metadata trends and standards; developing training materials; advising on metadata policies; contributing to system-wide initiatives; and supporting the library's vision of accessible knowledge through innovative metadata management. Will report to the lead metadata strategist. A full job description is available here (https://libraries.mit.edu/about/organization/jobs/) .

Job Requirements

REQUIRED: master’s degree in library/information science or a relevant field; at least three years of relevant experience; experience leading and managing staff; comprehensive understanding of cataloging and authority standards (RDA, DCRM, LCSH, LC classification, MARC, Dublin Core) and familiarity with best practices for electronic resources; effective communication and customer service skills; flexibility; ability to work both independently and collaboratively; strong problem-solving skills; support for the Libraries’ commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion, and social justice; and knowledge of emerging technologies, library automation systems, OCLC, data management, and project planning. PREFERRED: experience with Ex Libris’ Alma, acquisitions practices, vendor management, and scripting for process automation. Job #24063-85/20/24

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