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Position Announcements

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Public-Access Computer Systems For)
Fri Nov 21 20:28:57 1997

Date: Fri, 21 Nov 1997 16:01:57 -0600
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1) Microsoft Cataloging Librarian (WA)
2) Reference and Internet Services Librarian;
   SUNY/OCLC Network (NY)
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From: Michael Stallings <mstall@MICROSOFT.com>
Subject: Job Opening:  Microsoft Cataloging Librarian
Microsoft has an immediate opening for a Cataloging Librarian.

This position is primarily responsible for managing the Microsoft
cataloging staff and vendor outsourcing, all description and
subject-oriented analysis (indexing) of material in IS Collections,
directing cataloging workflow in IS Collections, and providing
superior customer service by means of consistent, organized and
open access to materials via the online catalog.

Responsibilities:
*** Manage the IS department full-time cataloging staff. Provide
guidance in establishing and enhancing internal procedures for
the description and subject analysis of materials. Drive the
intellectual development of the online catalog classification
scheme and the database thesaurus.

*** Supervise the cataloging vendor relationship and monitor the
quality and cost-effectiveness of production. Develop cataloging
Requests for Proposals and evaluate fulfillment of key performance
indicators for outsourcing. Generate and interpret reports on
cataloging production and quality. Develop training procedures
relating to the automated library system and policies for description
and subject analysis of material by vendors.

*** Oversee the flow of materials through cataloging and prioritize
processing of materials as necessary in order to provide superior
service to the Microsoft employee customer population. Develop
policies and procedures for cataloging and library operational
workflow.

*** Perform original cataloging of complex or Microsoft confidential
collections as required. Maintain a goal of zero defects.

*** Evaluate automation tools and make recommendations. Develop
and implement innovative solutions for improving workflow and
integrating new tools into the workflow by making changes and
enhancements.

*** Collaborate with Information Services operational leads regarding
procedures relating to the processing of materials and workflow. In
particular, partner with the Acquisitions Lead, Senior Cataloger and
Collection Archivist on workflow and projects.

*** Interface with other Information Services groups on creative problem
solving and the organization and analysis of all forms of materials
and information. Identify future directions and policies for cataloging
projects within the department as a whole.

*** Maintain awareness of new developments (methodologies,
techniques, technologies) in the field of description and indexing,
adapting and integrating them into I.S. Collections processes where
useful and relevant.

*** This position has frequent contact with outside vendor cataloging staff
and all members of Information Services, as well as contact with all levels
of Microsoft employees.

Qualifications:
A Masters of Librarianship with two years related work experience,
preferably in a special library in a high technology setting. The candidate
must have a demonstrated knowledge of AACR2, MARC record formats,
OCLC searching, LC classification and LC Subject Headings plus print
and online resources, the Internet and personal computers. Excellent
communication skills and the ability to manage multiple projects and
work under deadline constraints are required. Management experience
strongly recommended.

Job Number: 97-0006677
This description has been designed to indicate the general nature and
level of work performed by employees within this position. The actual
duties, responsibilities, and qualifications may vary based on assignment
or group.

How to Apply for a Microsoft Position

Please send your resume prominently displaying the Job Code to:
resume@microsoft.com

or

Microsoft
Attn.: Recruiting
One Microsoft Way, STE 303
Redmond, WA 98052-8303

Once your resume has been received by Microsoft, you will be sent an
acknowledgment via mail. You will be considered for the specific position(s)

that you applied for as well as all appropriate positions as they open for
one year. You will be contacted when there is an appropriate opening
matching your skills.

You do not need to submit another resume for one year unless your work
history, phone number or address changes.

We also have a 24 hour jobline with an expanded listing of opportunities.
The jobline number is toll free 1-800-892-3181 or 1-206-936-5500 . If you
have any questions, please email jobinfo@microsoft.com .

Microsoft Corporation is an equal opportunity employer, and as a matter of
policy, we do not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, ethnicity, sexual
orientation, age, marital status, Vietnam-era or other veteran status,
national origin or disabled status. This policy of nondiscrimination applies
to all protected classes.
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From: STEELEN@slscva.sysadm.suny.edu
Subject: Network position-Reference & Internet Services


POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
SUNY/OCLC NETWORK
ALBANY, NY

LIBRARIAN: REFERENCE & INTERNET SERVICES

Creative individual with a strong customer service orientation sought to
provide training and user support to librarians on electronic reference
services and web site development. Must be able to be proactive in support of
library reference services through the development of on-line tutorials,
workbooks, distance learning initiatives, classes, and programs on electronic
reference related topics.

Qualifications: ALA accredited MLS; demonstrated experience with library
electronic reference services, teaching/training, and web site development.
Outstanding oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills. The
successful candidate must have excellent organizational skills, and the ability
to manage multiple priorities and to meet deadlines. Salary from low 30's
commensurate with experience.

Please forward letter of application, resume and three references to Search
Chair, c/o SUNY/OCLC Network, State University of New York Plaza, Albany, NY
12246. Review of applications will begin December 10.

The SUNY/OCLC Network is an OCLC affiliated Network which provides electronic
and computerized products, services, training and support for member libraries.

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