Assistant Chief (Music Division) (Vacancy#:VAR003448)

Association of Research Libraries; Job; On-site; EUR 151,000 - 176,000; Full time

Job summary

Library of Congress is seeking an Assistant Chief (Music Division) to lead the division responsible for music, theater, and dance collections, including rare materials and digital formats. The role reports to the Chief of the Music Division and oversees acquisition, processing, reference, and digital projects.

Candidates with an MLIS or equivalent degree are strongly encouraged to apply. This is a full-time position located in Washington, DC, with a flexitime schedule as part of the Library’s

Qualifications

• Candidates with an MLIS or equivalent degree are strongly encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

• Oversee custody and service of the Music Division collections.
• Supervise acquisition, processing, reference, and digital projects.
• Manage division operations and staff within the Music Division.

Education

MLIS or equivalent degree

Job description

Assistant Chief (Music Division) (Vacancy#:VAR003448)

Library of Congress Job Location: Apply By: 10/20/2026 Date Created: 10/06/2026

• Opening Date: October 05, 2026
• Closing Date: October 20, 2026
• OPM Control Number: 887408800
• Vacancy Number: VAR003448
• LC Organization Unit: Researcher and Collection Services
• Grade: GS-15
• Series: 1410
• Minimum Salary: $169,279.00 per year
• Maximum Salary: $197,200.00 per year
• Work Schedule: Full-time – Flexitime
• Promotion Potential: GS-15
• Duty Location: Washington, DC
• Security Clearance: Other
• Availability: Open to All

The position reports to the Chief of the Music Division and is responsible for the custody and service of the Library’s collections of music, theater and dance, including rare materials, manuscripts, microfilms, serials, librettos, music in digital formats, and prints, photographs, musical instruments, and other works of musical iconography. Under the Chief, the incumbent supervises and manages all activities of the Division, including the acquisition and processing of collections, reference services, bibliographic access, digital projects, and administration.

Candidates with an MLIS or equivalent degree are strongly encouraged to apply.

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