Immigration Law Research Librarian

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE); San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

ICE within the Department of Homeland Security seeks a librarian to support legal research and reference services in the Office of the Principal Legal Advisor. The role includes guiding users to resources and developing instructional materials, with emphasis on law-related library work and educational duties.

Responsibilities span advising on library technologies, drafting outreach content, assisting with SharePoint publishing, and budget tasks, while expanding collaboration with DHS and partner

Qualifications

• Must meet one of the basic requirements (A or B) as stated.
• Specialized experience for GS-12 includes legal research, compiling information, and developing guides.
• Law specialization requires 24 law hours or four years of law-related experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide reference and research support and guide users to legal resources.
• Advise and train OPLA employees in library technologies and references.
• Draft training and outreach materials.
• Assist in content publication via SharePoint and manage lists, libraries and pages.
• Assist with maintaining the library budget and preparing budget requests.
• Enhance resource sharing through DHS and other agency partnerships.

Skills

Legal research

Reference services

Instructional materials development

Training delivery

Education

Graduate study in library science

5 years education/experience combination

Tools

SharePoint

Job description

ICE within the Department of Homeland Security seeks a librarian to support legal research and reference services in the Office of the Principal Legal Advisor. The role includes guiding users to resources and developing instructional materials, with emphasis on law-related library work and educational duties.

Responsibilities span advising on library technologies, drafting outreach content, assisting with SharePoint publishing, and budget tasks, while expanding collaboration with DHS and partner