What are the responsibilities and job description for the The Washington Research Library Consortium, Inc is hiring: Library Systems Super position at The Washington Research Library Consortium, Inc?
The Library Systems Supervisor is responsible for library and IT systems management, implementation, and maintenance. The incumbent collaborates with WRLC staff and contractors to ensure that the cloud and on-premises systems and networks are secure, cost-effective, and meet the evolving priorities of the WRLC. Reporting directly to the Deputy Director, the Library Systems Supervisor also participates in the administration of our virtual servers and Library Services Platform, and will provide support to WRLC staff.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate IT staff to analyze, design, maintain, and evolve the application architecture supporting library systems and services, ensuring security, extensibility, maintainability, and performance requirements are met.
- Collaborate with library services staff, IT personnel, and stakeholders to identify tools and platforms to support innovative services for the consortium.
- Manage and monitor IT security protections and detections / responses at all levels : devices (endpoints), applications, networks, data, and users; utilize software updates / patches, system backup / recovery, vulnerability scans, endpoint protections, and other means to ensure system security and compliance with institutional policies.
- Systems Administration :
Ensure that core services infrastructure (authentication, authorization, web apps, etc.) is available, operational, and aligned with the organization’s short and long-term goals.
Play a lead role in technical support and problem resolution for the LSP.
Supervise a small IT development & operations (DevOps) team consisting of WRLC and contractor staff.
Required Qualifications
The ideal candidate will also possess some or all of the following professional competencies :
Physical / Occupational Conditions
About
The Washington Research Library Consortium (WRLC) was established as a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization in 1987 to support and enhance the library and information services of universities in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. It aims to do this through expanding coordination of a cooperative network between research libraries in and around Washington. Major services provided include information technology supporting library operations and resource sharing, access to online resources, shared collection management, and an offsite storage facility that supports access and preservation of materials. The WRLC staff work from a facility located around Bowie, MD.
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