We are pleased to announce a nationally impactful opportunity for an Information Technology Specialist at the National Gallery of Art Library. This role is instrumental in managing our Ex Libris Alma/PrimoVE platform and focusing on innovative integrations and data-driven projects that connect the Gallery's resources with audiences worldwide.If you are inspired to do work supporting the public good, this job is for you.Position Highlights:
- Salary: $117,962 - $153,354 per year
- In-Person Requirement: Based in Washington, D.C., this role offers the possibility of hybrid work two days a week after six months.
- Comprehensive Federal Benefits: Includes extensive health coverage, retirement plans, pension potential, and more.Creative and Impactful Work: Collaborate closely with the Gallery's IT department and engage in pioneering projects that leverage technology to expand the Gallery's reach and enrich the cultural experience of a diverse audience.Key Responsibilities:
- Administer and maintain all modules within Alma/PrimoVE, ensuring system performance and user satisfaction.
- Lead technical projects, including system upgrades and troubleshooting, to maintain optimal functionality and security.
- Act as the technical liaison with system vendors and the Gallery's Digital Services department, coordinating IT initiatives and integrations.
- Enhance system capabilities through innovative IT solutions, including integrations with our DAMS and website.
- Create and manage content for the discovery web portal, improving user experience and accessibility.
- Collaborate with the Gallery's IT department and external partners to integrate cutting-edge technologies and enhance system capabilities.Application Instructions:To apply, please visit . The application deadline is August 16th. We encourage applicants to research the federal job application process, as it requires detailed and specific responses to qualifications.This position is a fantastic opportunity for creative professionals eager to significantly impact the cultural sector. Your work will help bridge the gap between the National Gallery of Art and people everywhere, enriching lives through art and technology. #J-18808-Ljbffr