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The Maine State Library in Augusta seeks a professional reference and governance specialist to serve statewide library staff, trustees, and stakeholders. The role focuses on nonprofit and municipal library governance, HR policy, and fiscal and facilities matters essential to Maine libraries.
You will lead in the Library Development team, provide high‑quality reference, develop learning resources, and deliver training across regions, with occasional travel.
Opening Date: October 20, 2026
Closing Date: November 03, 2026
Grade/Admin Unit : 27 / Professional/Technical
Job Class Code : 3106
Salary: $60,840.00 - $85,488.00/Annually
Position Number : 014701300
Location: Augusta
Telework: Remote with occasional in-office time.
Currently, this position is not eligible for visa sponsorship or STEM OPT extensions.
The Maine State Library (MSL) is dedicated to serving the information needs of all Maine residents and strengthening libraries statewide by supporting individual information needs, building library capacity, and transforming information into knowledge. MSL fosters a collaborative, team-oriented environment that values innovation, initiative, and shared problem-solving. Excellence in service is central to our mission. We seek individuals who thrive in collaborative settings and demonstrate outstanding interpersonal and communication skills across a wide range of stakeholders.
This is a professional position responsible for providing statewide, regional, and individual reference and consultative services to Maine public library staff, trustees, and other library stakeholder groups. This position specializes in governance structures of nonprofit and municipal public libraries, public library management, including knowledge of federal, state, and municipal statutes that affect HR policy, fiscal responsibility, facilities, and other areas required to run an effective public library in the state of Maine.
This position will provide leadership in its specialty area within the Library Development team and provide high-quality service to the Maine public library community. This position is an important contributor to the overall success of the Library Development team and collaboration with the team is an essential component of the work. Work is performed under limited supervision. Occasional regional and statewide travel is required.
Typical Duties for This Position (including, but not limited to):
We are seeking candidates with the following knowledge, skills, and abilities:
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