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Job description
DESCRIPTION: Under the supervision of the Director, the Network Services Librarian maintains the Law Library’s network, equipment, website, databases, and software., DUTIES: The following list of duties is representative, but not necessarily inclusive of, the activities conducted by the Network Services Librarian:
- Creates content for and maintains the Law Library’s hosted web site, ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Maintains the Law Library’s network and computer databases
- Maintains the security of the Law Library’s network
- Coordinates with CLEVNET regarding the Law Library’s network
- Manages maintenance, operation, and updates of all technology equipment
- Instructs staff on the use of hardware and software
- Advises the Director on network equipment and software needs
- Interfaces with consultants and participates in technology planning
- Other related duties as assigned
Requirements
Minimum Education: Associate degree in information technology, computer technology, or information systems.
Certifications: Candidates with up-to-date certifications in computer technology (e.g., Microsoft Fundamentals, CompTIA A, Cisco) are also desired.
Required Experience: HTML designer tools; Microsoft Office 365; Microsoft SharePoint; and antivirus products.
Preferred Experience: Three years of experience working in the technology field with network responsibilities; experience with Canva, Google Site, and audio/video editing a plus.
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