As part of the Library and Information Technology Services division, the IT 
Librarian manages the daily operations of IT support and AV services in the 
Library & Gallery. This position also works closely with the Division of 
Information Technology (DoIT) on the management of the Library’s public 
computing and AV resources. The IT Librarian ensures efficient management of 
and response to bugs and suggestions through effective use of the issue 
tracking system ‘RT’.

This position makes recommendations on upgrades, repairs, replacements, 
retention, and adoption of new technologies based on equipment life cycles, 
usage, user needs, and technology trends. Engages and works collaboratively 
with faculty, students, and staff both inside and outside the Library & 
Gallery to ensure technology solutions are effective and equitable including 
selection and implementation of assistive and accessible technologies. 
Demonstrates ability to work effectively in a diverse environment and a 
commitment to providing equitable and inclusive service.

Administers and maintains library applications including, but not limited to, 
ILLiad, CONTENTdm, Connexion, Ares, Aleph, and EBSCO Discovery Services (EDS).

Supports efficient use of technology for employees in the Library & Gallery 
including through development and delivery of training on technology-related 
best practices on topics such as document management and use of cloud systems. 
Participates as the IT expert on library committees and working groups as 
appropriate.

Assists with the technology planning and implementation for local digitization 
projects and participates in developing and implementing the Library & 
Gallery’s digital preservation strategy.

Manages and maintains local servers including backup and recovery. Works with 
DoIT to implement and manage suitable cloud-based storage and backup options.

Trains and supervises LITS staff, and develops and documents procedures.


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