Systems & Electronic Resources Librarian: Elevate Discovery

Bentley University; Waltham (MA); On-site; USD 68,000 - 113,000; Full time

Job summary

Bentley University seeks a Systems & Electronic Resources Librarian to lead library systems, including Alma/Primo, e-books, e-journals, and streaming media. Work with library staff, IT, and campus partners to implement and enhance technologies that improve discovery and access for Bentley users.

The role also involves metadata management and ensuring stable access to electronic resources, with collaboration across departments and consortia in New England.

Qualifications

• MLS/MLIS or equivalent degree.
• 3–5 years in an academic library setting supporting an integrated library system and related platforms.
• Experience with Alma/Primo VE and Primo NDE.
• Experience with Springshare LibGuides/LibAnswers.
• Familiarity with library tech standards (RDA, FRBR).
• Familiarity with EZProxy identity management.
• Experience with digital repositories (e.g., Digital Commons).
• Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Administer, maintain, and optimize library systems (ILS, discovery layer, ERM tools, digital collections, ILL, repository).
• Ensure accessibility and stability of online resources; collaborate with IT and library staff.
• Represent Bentley in Boston Library Consortium – Alma/Primo and Network Zone; provide reference desk support as needed.

Skills

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Organizational skills

Independent worker

Education

MLS/MLIS or equivalent

Tools

Alma/Primo VE

Primo NDE

OCLC Connexion

LibGuides/LibAnswers

EZProxy

Digital Commons

Job description

Bentley University seeks a Systems & Electronic Resources Librarian to lead library systems, including Alma/Primo, e-books, e-journals, and streaming media. Work with library staff, IT, and campus partners to implement and enhance technologies that improve discovery and access for Bentley users.

The role also involves metadata management and ensuring stable access to electronic resources, with collaboration across departments and consortia in New England.