Engineering Librarian for Data and Collections

Stanford Reglab; California; Ibrido; USD 90.000 - 130.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Hybrid work arrangement

Descrizione del lavoro

Stanford University Libraries is seeking an innovative Engineering Librarian to support research, instruction, and collection services for the School of Engineering. You will work with faculty and students to develop and provide data-focused library services in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.

The role emphasizes collections, data management, and scholarly communication, reporting to the Head of Terman Engineering Library, with a flexible, hybrid work arrangement.

Competenze

• Advanced degree in engineering, information science, library science or related discipline with academic library experience preferred.
• Experience with data management, collection development, scholarly communication or digital information systems is desired.

Mansioni

• Evaluate engineering resources for the Engineering Library collection.
• Develop access to data, datasets, and digital resources for research and instruction.
• Collaborate with faculty, researchers, and donors to support interdisciplinary programs.

Conoscenze

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Project management

Research data management

Formazione

Advanced degree in engineering or information science

Strumenti

XML

SQL

Python

R

Descrizione del lavoro

StanfordUniversityLibrariesseeksaninnovative,collaborative,dynamic,outgoingandservice-oriented EngineeringLibrariantoprovideoutstandingresearch,instruction,andcollectionservicestotheSchool of Engineering and other allied Programs and Departments. The Libraries valuesare rooted in a commitment of mutual respect, the idea that every member of the staff has something to contribute, and that learning is constant. We seek a team member who is ready to share their skills and perspectivesin a highly collaborativeenvironment. We value colleagueswho performeffectively in and contribute successfully to a diverse, multicultural workplace environment. As a member of the Terman Engineering Library team, the Engineering Librarianwill take a team approach to engaging with faculty, staff and students to develop and provide innovative research services, and will report to the Head of Terman Engineering Library.

AboutStanfordUniversityLibraries:

Stanford University Libraries is a network of over 15 libraries with over 400 employees. We are committed to fueling the teaching, learning and research across Stanford by acquiring, stewarding, and makingavailablearobustcollection,currentlyinexcessof12millionitems.Everyoneintheorganization plays a vital role in fulfilling that objective. Our dedication to discoverability and information management also has us engaged in dynamic global partnerships. We are constantly building and strengthening our organization, and we recognize striving for excellence is a marathon and not a sprint. We are constantly trying to strike the right pace, and admit there are times when we find ourselves at a fast jog. While we hope to always find candidates who fit within our organization, what we truly seek is someone who will add to our culture, our profession as well as the greater academic arena. We are invested in the success of our teams and the individuals who represent Stanford University Libraries.

AboutthePosition:

The Stanford University School of Engineering, along with its Departments and Institutes, Labs andCenters iscurrently rankedasthe#2engineeringschoolintheUnitedStates.Asamemberofateamof science and engineering librarians in the Science and Engineering Resource Group (SERG), the Engineering Librarian for Data and Collections will impact the future of library services for the Stanford engineering community.This position is responsible for assessing, acquiring, and managing collections for the Engineering Library to support research and instruction in this highly interdisciplinary and fast-paced environment.This position will also work with researchers to identify, curate, manage, and make accessible data that is relevant to engineering research in all its stages.Librarians with interest and/or experience in engineering/scientific information, collection development, scholarly communication and

researchdatamanagementareespeciallyencouragedtoapply.TheEngineeringLibrarianforDataand Collections reports to the Head of Terman Engineering Library.

Thisacademicstaffcareer-trackpositionispostedatLibrarian1–3.Wewelcomecandidatesacrossa range of experience levels; rank at hire will be commensurate with experience.

Aresumeandcoverletterarerequiredforconsideration.Thispositionishybridinaccordancewith Stanford University's workplace policies.

CoreDuties*:

• Evaluates engineering resources for inclusion in the collection of the Engineering Library, utilizingspecializedexpertiseinengineeringfieldsalongsideanunderstandingofthepresent and future activities of the faculty and students of the School of Engineering.

• ProvidesassessmentandanalyticsfortheLibraryInformationBudgetfortheEngineeringLibrary

  • Works with the Assistant University Librarian for Collections and Public Services, Sciences & Engineering (AUL), and the Head of Terman to plan and oversee the Engineeringmaterialsbudget($900KinFY'26).Monitorsexpendituresforthebaseand endowment funds, ensuring sound fiscal management of the budget.

  • Manageslicensingagreementsforelectronicengineeringresources.

  • Conducts assessments of existing Engineering materials collections, ensuring they remainuptodateinaccordancewiththeneedsoftheSchoolofEngineeringandallied programs.

• Developsinnovativewaystointegratedigitalinformationresourcesintolibraryservicesand products.

  • Identifiesandproposesdigitization,webarchiving,andgift opportunities.

  • Evaluatesnewresourcesforpossiblepurchaseordigitalcapture.

• Supportsinterdisciplinaryworkthroughclosecoordinationofcollectiondevelopmentefforts with other bibliographers.

• WorkswiththeSchoolofEngineeringtoprovidesupportformanagementofresearch-related data through all lifecycle stages.

  • Identifiesrelevantdatasetsforuseinresearchandteaching;workswithAcquisitions and Research Data Services (RDS) to acquire applicable datasets.

  • Assistswithpreparationofdatamanagementplans,datacuration,anddata deposits.

  • PromotescontributiontotheStanfordDigitalRepository(SDR)andprovides assistance.

• Providesreferenceandresearch support.

• ActsasprincipalliaisonwithengineeringdonorsandworkswithLibraryDevelopmenttoexpand donor support for Engineering.

• Assistsintheprovisionofoutreachservices,especiallyinregardtocollectionissues.

• Participatesininstructional activities.

*Otherdutiesmayalsobeassigned

MINIMUMREQUIREMENTS

Educationand Experience

Librarian1 rank:

Advanced degree in engineering, information science, library science, or a related discipline with demonstrated understanding of academic libraries or a combination of education and relevant experience.Graduate-levelcourseworkorrelevantworkexperienceinanengineeringdisciplineor related field preferred.

Librarian2rank,additionalexperiencerequired:

Librarian3rank,additionalexperience required:

MinimumKnowledge,SkillsandAbilities:

DemonstratedExperience in:

• Practicalknowledgeoftheliteratureandelectronicresourcesinengineeringincluding databases and software (e.g. Compendex, Inspec, technical standards, LaTeX).

• Understandingandexploringartificialintelligencetoolsforuseinresearchandteaching contexts.

• Relevantaspectsoflibraryoperationsincludingunderstandingofcontemporarylibrary practices, trends and emerging technologies.

• Stronganalytical,organizational,andtimemanagement skills.

• Projectmanagementinacomplex,changingenvironmentwitha positive,flexible,creative,and innovative attitude.

• Excellentcommunicationskills(verbalandwritten)andabilitytoworkeffectivelyandcollegially with faculty, students, and library staff.

• Contributingsuccessfullytoadiverseworkplace environment.

• Markupand/orprogramminglanguages(e.g.,XML,SQL,Python,R,etc.)arehighly desired.

Librarian2:

DemonstratedExperienceinadditiontotheLibrarian1MinimumKnowledge,SkillsandAbilities:

• Collectiondevelopmentincludingbudgetmanagement, collectionevaluation.Strongexperience with digital librarymaterials. (Desired:experiencewithnegotiatingcontractsfordigital booksor journals.)

• Utilizinginstitutionalrepositories,digitizationandaccessprojects,ordata management/curation.

• Innovativelydeveloping,implementingorpromotingdigitalinformationsystemsorservices.

• Integratedigitalcollectionsintolibrary services.

Librarian3:

DemonstratedExperienceinadditiontotheLibrarian2MinimumKnowledge,SkillsandAbilities:

• Planningand/ormanagingalibraryunit,program,or budget.

• Professionalcontributionandachievementinwaysthathavecontributedtoimprovedlibrary services or the advancement of the profession.

• Specializedknowledgeinoneormorecoredutiesoftherole,and/orexpert managerial/supervisory skills.