Data Visualization & Literacy Instructor

Code4lib; Auburn (AL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Auburn University Libraries invites applications for a full-time, 12-month, non-tenure-track Lecturer position specializing in data tools, analysis, and visualization. The role focuses on designing and delivering instruction in person, virtually, and asynchronously to diverse learners.

The two-year limited-term appointment may be renewed based on need and performance. Responsibilities include teaching with R, ArcGIS, Tableau, Excel, Python, and other data platforms, and supporting data literacy

Qualifications

• ALA-accredited MLS or equivalent required by start date.
• Proficiency in R and two additional data tools listed above.
• Experience teaching or instructing data tools or methods.

Responsibilities

• Instruct on data-focused tools, workflows, and analyses.
• Develop and assess outcome-based instructional programs in multiple formats.
• Create learning opportunities to advance data literacy and workflows.
• Outreach to students, faculty, staff regionally across Alabama.
• Guide researchers to library resources and services.
• Travel to extension offices in Alabama as needed.
• Support special projects and perform other duties.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Written and oral communication

Independent work

Team collaboration

Education

Master of Library and Information Science

Advanced degree in educational technology / mathematics / statistics / science

Tools

R

ArcGIS

Tableau

Excel

Python

Power BI

NVivo

Job description

Auburn University Libraries invites applications for a full-time, 12-month, non-tenure-track Lecturer position specializing in data tools, analysis, and visualization. The role focuses on designing and delivering instruction in person, virtually, and asynchronously to diverse learners.

The two-year limited-term appointment may be renewed based on need and performance. Responsibilities include teaching with R, ArcGIS, Tableau, Excel, Python, and other data platforms, and supporting data literacy