Cataloging Specialist (Problem Resolution Officer) (VAR003425)

Association of Research Libraries; Job; Sur place; EUR 105 000 - 136 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Library of Congress is seeking a Cataloging Specialist (Problem Resolution Officer) to service as CMD’s expert in resolving cataloging and access point issues, coordinating collections projects, and planning transfers of collections off-site.

You will provide training in retrievability and metadata, and collaborate with the Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate on library-wide initiatives, including digital inventory control.

Qualifications

Responsabilités

• Resolves cataloging and access point issues for the collection.
• Coordinates collections projects and studies to improve retrievability.
• Provides training to CMD staff in retrievability and cataloging.

Description du poste

Cataloging Specialist (Problem Resolution Officer) (VAR003425)

Library of Congress Job Location: Apply By: 9/28/2026 Date Created: 08/27/2026

• Opening Date: August 26, 2026
• Closing Date: September 28, 2026
• OPM Control Number: 882089400
• Vacancy Number: VAR003425
• LC Organization Unit: Discovery and Preservation Services
• Grade: GS-13
• Series: 1410
• Minimum Salary: $121,785.00 per year
• Maximum Salary: $158,322.00 per year
• Work Schedule: Full-time – Flexitime
• Promotion Potential: GS-13
• Duty Location: Washington, DC
• Security Clearance: Not Required
• Availability: Open to All

Under broad guidelines established by the CMD Chief and Assistant Chief, the incumbent is principally responsible for: serving as CMD’s expert in resolving cataloging and other access point issues with the collection; coordinating collections projects, studies or surveys which will further the retrievability of general collections and other collections as assigned; serving as the key planner for transferring collections off-site; serving as the CMD liaison to the Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate (ABA), especially the Policy, Training, and Cooperative Programs Division (PTCP) on a wide array of activities, many of which are of a Library-wide scope; providing training to CMD staff and others assigned in issues of retrievability and cataloging; and working closely in the digital arena as such projects relate to inventory control, proper metadata; and overall access to the collections and content contained therein.

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