[CODE4LIB] Job Posting: Ohio State University Libraries: Integrated Library Management Systems Manager
Integrated Library Management Systems Manager (University Title: Systems Manager - not SAP) The Ohio State University Libraries seek an energetic, flexible, and innovative individual to lead the Integrated Library Management Systems Support Team, a unit of the Libraries' Information Technology Division. If your skills and interests are a match for our position, we encourage you to apply! POSITION OVERVIEW The ILMS Manager leads the ILMS Support Team, a service-oriented, team-based unit of the OSU Libraries (OSUL) IT Division. The ILMS Support Team is responsible for providing overall leadership, development, and management for the Libraries' integrated library management system (currently Innovative Interfaces, Inc. (III) Millennium system; migrating to Sierra in late 2012), and associated products including the III WebPAC and OCLC's WorldCat Local. The ILMS Manager reports to the Associate Director for Information Technology and supervises the Catalog Services Public Services Systems Coordinator. EXPERIENCE (REQUIRED) Successful applicants will have a minimum of 2 years of recent experience with implementation, operation and maintenance of integrated library systems and services in an academic or large public library; demonstrated ability to plan, manage and oversee complex projects in coordination with other internal and external units; demonstrated ability to analyze complex technical problems, research similar issues and resolutions, and determine an appropriate course of action; ability to balance priorities to meet deadlines; excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication, listening skills, and collaboration skills, with a strong commitment to responsive service; flexibility to work in a dynamic and evolving area, both independently and as part of a team, to solve problems in a timely fashion. EXPERIENCE (DESIRED) In addition, top applicants will have 4+ years of recent experience with implementation, operation and maintenance of integrated library systems and services in an academic or large public library; working knowledge of the Innovative Interfaces, Inc. (III) suite of products, particularly Millennium and/or Sierra and the WebPAC; familiarity with one or more of the following library functions - acquisitions, cataloging, serials processing, circulation, or reference; knowledge of library standards; experience working with a consortium; familiarity with WorldCat Local configuration; project management knowledge and skills as well as strong team management and development skills; demonstrated ability to document procedures; demonstrated ability to master new technologies and services quickly. For more information, see http://library.osu.edu/about/jobs/staff. APPLICATION Applications will be accepted through June 3, 2012 with first preference given to those applying by May 27, 2012 by using the University's online jobs site at http://jobs.osu.edu under Systems Manager - not SAP. For questions, please contact: Greg Newman, Human Resources The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Avenue Mall, Columbus, OH 43210 614-247-8887 / newman...@osu.edumailto:newman...@osu.edu Beth Black Associate Professor and Systems Librarian Head, Web Implementation Team Ohio State University Libraries Science and Engineering Library, Room 320E 175 West 18th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210 614-688-5428 black@osu.edumailto:black@osu.edu
[CODE4LIB] Web Developer Position at Ohio State University Libraries
This message is a correction to the same position announcement made last Monday. Classification: Systems Developer / Engineer Working Title: Web Application Developer Summary of Duties Serves as a member of the Libraries IT Division Web Implementation Team which is charged with designing, developing and managing innovative web-based applications that support, enhance, and extend the mission of The Ohio State University Libraries. Designs, develops, troubleshoots, implements, and maintains software code for applications delivered via the Web. Designs and maintains applications utilizing MySQL and PostgreSQL databases, NoSQL data collections, and lucene/search indices for optimizing application development, integration and scaling. Integrates web applications with other systems. Maintains existing web applications and databases. Selects and implements open source software applications to meet local needs. Optimizes developed code for stability and maintainability. Tests and debugs developed applications and middleware tools. Works within framework of University IT security standards and guidelines. Creates detailed documentation as part of development process in order to ensure ongoing support of applications. Performs high-level troubleshooting and responds to evening, weekend and holiday emergency service calls when on-call. Works with a variety of technical and non-technical staff to design and create web applications. Works closely with Project Managers and other members of the Libraries' IT Division to both develop detailed specification documents with clear project deliverables and timelines, and to ensure timely completion of deliverables. Experience (Required): Bachelor's Degree in computer and information science or an equivalent combination of education and experience; demonstrated exp in: web app development; mastery of PHP, Java, JavaScript, or other object oriented lang.; XHTML, CSS, XML, XSLT; data transfer protocols, database design, optimization, integration and scaling; code version control; selection and implementation of open source software; strong analytical and problem solving and excellent comm/collaboration skills. Experience (Desired): Demonstrated exp in: NoSQL data sets and lucene/search indices; XSLT and MARC for data transformation/reuse; web content mgt. systems; web development frameworks; distributed version control systems (Git); ADA req. and security stds and methods for compliance; ability to take initiative and document procedures. The position is posted at http://jobs.osu.edu from October 28 through November 6. To apply: www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199202http://www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199202 Founded in 1870, The Ohio State University is a comprehensive, state-assisted university offering a complete environment for learning for its 3,000 faculty and 56,000 students. The Ohio State University Libraries is seeking a motivated, creative person to join our team charged with designing, developing and managing innovative web-based applications. We offer a stimulating environment and an interdisciplinary team working on a wide array of technology projects and services. Additional information about The Ohio State University Libraries is available at http://library.osu.edu Beth Black Associate Professor and Systems Librarian Head, Web Implementation Team Ohio State University Libraries Science and Engineering Library, Room 002A 175 West 18th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210 614-688-5428 black@osu.edu
[CODE4LIB] Front End Web Developer Position at Ohio State University Libraries
This message is a correction to the same position announcement made last Monday. Classification: Systems Developer / Engineer Working Title: Front End Web Developer Summary of Duties Serves as a member of the Libraries IT Division Web Implementation Team which is charged with designing, developing and managing innovative web-based applications that support, enhance, and extend the mission of The Ohio State University Libraries. Designs, develops, troubleshoots, implements, and maintains software code for the front end of applications delivered via the Web. Designs and maintains user interface frontend code based on HTML, JavaScript, and/or CSS; creates and maintains template code which interfaces with backend code using PHP, Java and other web programming languages. Converts ideas presented by a graphic designer's raw images and layouts into CSS/XHTML themes. Optimizes developed frontend JavaScript/CSS for scalability and speed. Maintains existing web applications. Works within framework of University IT security standards and guidelines. Creates detailed documentation as part of development process in order to ensure ongoing support of applications. Serves as Quality Assurance Lead for all applications produced by the development team including producing test plans, test cases, automated unit testing, and working closely with usability and accessibility experts on campus. Works with a variety of technical and non-technical staff to design and create web applications. Works closely with Project Managers and other members of the Libraries' IT Division to both develop detailed specification documents with clear project deliverables and timelines, and to ensure timely completion of deliverables. Performs high-level troubleshooting and responds to evening, weekend and holiday emergency service calls when on-call. Experience (Required): Bachelor's Degree in computer and information science or an equivalent combination of education and experience; demonstrated experience in: Web UI design, development and services including mastery of HTML, XHTML, JavaScript, AJAX, CSS; XML XSLT; Java or PHP; UI design methodology; user-centered design; Adobe Creative Suite; code version control; quality assurance testing; strong analytical and problem solving and excellent communication and collaboration skills. Experience (Desired): Demonstrated experience in: Web UI programming frameworks (JQuery, Blueprint, SASS); HTML5; web content mgt. systems; web development frameworks; distributed version control systems (Git); ADA req. and security standards and methods for compliance; ability to take initiative and document procedures. The position is posted at http://jobs.osu.edu from October 28 through November 6. To apply: www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199203http://www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199203 Founded in 1870, The Ohio State University is a comprehensive, state-assisted university offering a complete environment for learning for its 3,000 faculty and 56,000 students. The Ohio State University Libraries is seeking a motivated, creative person to join our team charged with designing, developing and managing innovative web-based applications. We offer a stimulating environment and an interdisciplinary team working on a wide array of technology projects and services. Additional information about The Ohio State University Libraries is available at http://library.osu.edu Beth Black Associate Professor and Systems Librarian Head, Web Implementation Team Ohio State University Libraries Science and Engineering Library, Room 002A 175 West 18th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210 614-688-5428 black@osu.edumailto:black@osu.edu
[CODE4LIB] Web Application Developer Position at Ohio State University
Founded in 1870, The Ohio State University is a comprehensive, state-assisted university offering a complete environment for learning for its 3,000 faculty and 56,000 students. The Ohio State University Libraries is seeking a motivated, creative person to join our team charged with designing, developing and managing innovative web-based applications. We offer a stimulating environment and an interdisciplinary team working on a wide array of technology projects and services. Additional information about The Ohio State University Libraries is available at http://library.osu.edu For more info about position and to apply: www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199172http://www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199172 Classification: Systems Developer / Engineer Working Title: Web Application Developer Summary of Duties Serves as a member of the Libraries IT Division Web Implementation Team which is charged with designing, developing and managing innovative web-based applications that support, enhance, and extend the mission of The Ohio State University Libraries. Designs, develops, troubleshoots, implements, and maintains software code for applications delivered via the Web. Designs and maintains applications utilizing MySQL and PostgreSQL databases, NoSQL data collections, and lucene/search indices for optimizing application development, integration and scaling. Integrates web applications with other systems. Maintains existing web applications and databases. Selects and implements open source software applications to meet local needs. Optimizes developed code for stability and maintainability. Tests and debugs developed applications and middleware tools. Works within framework of University IT security standards and guidelines. Creates detailed documentation as part of development process in order to ensure ongoing support of applications. Performs high-level troubleshooting and responds to evening, weekend and holiday emergency service calls when on-call. Works with a variety of technical and non-technical staff to design and create web applications. Works closely with Project Managers and other members of the Libraries' IT Division to both develop detailed specification documents with clear project deliverables and timelines, and to ensure timely completion of deliverables. Education Bachelor's Degree in computer information science or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience (Required): Demonstrated experience in web application development and services that includes mastery of at least one major web programming language such as PHP or .NET; demonstrated experience with data transfer protocols methodologies, relational SQL database design, optimization, integration and scaling; demonstrated experience in Java, JavaScript, or other object oriented languages; demonstrated familiarity with XHTML, CSS, XML, and XSLT; familiarity with source code version control; demonstrated strong analytical and problem solving skills; demonstrated experience in selection and implementation of open source software to meet local needs; excellent interpersonal, communication and collaboration skill; flexibility to work in a dynamic and evolving area both independently and as part of a team. Experience (Desired): Demonstrable experience with NoSQL data collections and lucene/search indices; work experience in an academic library or research university; familiarity with XSLT and MARC in the context of data transformation and reuse; familiarity with ADA requirements and methods of achieving compliance; familiarity with web security standards and methods of achieving compliance; experience with web content management systems, such as SilverStripe or Drupal, and web development frameworks, such as Symfony or Zend; demonstrated experience with distributed source code version control systems such as Git; demonstrated abilty to take initiative to improve current services offered by the organization and to document procedures. To apply: www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199172http://www.jobsatosu.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=199172 Beth Black Associate Professor and Systems Librarian Head, Web Implementation Team Ohio State University Libraries Science and Engineering Library, Room 002A 175 West 18th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210 614-688-5428 black@osu.edumailto:black@osu.edu
