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Position Announcements
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Public-Access Computer Systems For)
Tue Oct 13 20:09:18 1998
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 13:47:55 -0500
From: Public-Access Computer Systems Forum <LIBPACS@UHUPVM1.UH.EDU>
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1) 2 Positions; Michigan Library Consortium
2) Applications Analyst; Virginia Commonwealth Univ.
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From: Randy Dykhuis <dykhuisr@mlc.lib.mi.us>
The Michigan Library Consortium is seeking two highly-motivated
individuals who would thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented work
environment.
1. Network Librarian/Sales and Marketing: Responsible for marketing
OCLC-related services to libraries in Michigan and helping libraries
provide greater access to online information resources. Must be able to
travel minimum of 30 percent. Previous sales experience a definite plus.
2. Network Librarian/Database Licensing Coordinator: New position which
will work with MLC member libraries to develop a comprehensive database
licensing program. Exciting opportunity to shape a valuable new service
for Michigan libraries.
The ideal candidates will have an MLS (in lieu of an MLS we will
consider a candidate with extensive experience in a library or library
consortium background), a history of innovation in previous positions,
and strong communication skills. Knowledge of Microsoft Office
automation products, a fascination with the Internet, and a sincere
desire to improve library service to all Michigan residents are all
strong assets for these positions. MLC offers a competitive compensation
package which includes TIAA/CREF retirement, health and dental
insurance, life insurance, and 3 weeks vacation.
Please submit your resume with salary requirements and 3 references to
Randy Dykhuis, Executive Director, MLC, 6810 S. Cedar, Suite 8, Lansing,
MI 48911. Applications will be accepted until the jobs are filled, with
priority given to those received before October 26. For more
information, see our web site: http://mlc.lib.mi.us.
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Randy Dykhuis Phone: 800/530-9019 ext. 19
Executive Director 517/694-4242 ext. 19
Michigan Library Consortium Fax: 517/694-9303
6810 S. Cedar, Suite 8 E-mail: dykhuisr@mlc.lib.mi.us
Lansing, MI 48911-6909 Web: http://www.mlc.lib.mi.us/
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From: Sharon Hu <chu@hsc.vcu.edu>
Subject: Position Available
X-Sender: chu@email.hsc.vcu.edu
POSITION: Applications Analyst (Position Number: 51729)
(NOTIS Library Management System Programmer)
DESCRIPTION:
Under the supervision of the Head of Library Automation Services, serves as
principal programmer for Ameritech NOTIS Library Management Systems (Tech
I).
Manages NOTIS Library Management System: Plans, manages, and develops
technical aspects of system in IBM OS/390 (MVS) using CICS. Responsible for
daily operations of NOTIS and other related systems, performing systems
analysis and local programming. Loads and manages databases. Communicates
with Ameritech and computing staff elsewhere within University on all
technical aspects of operation of system, including system performance,
debugging problems, supporting and monitoring applications, testing new
modules and enhancements, and installation of new releases. Maintains VSAM
files and monitors disk usage. Acts as security officer for library staff
security using ACF2 software and NOTIS systems security features. Assists
in specifying hardware to ensure system compatibility and performs some
hardware installation and maintenance in conjunction with other staff in
the library.
System Planning: Assists Head of Library Automation, and cooperates with
the other staff in the department and University Computing Center, to plan
for and design integration of client/server systems with NOTIS mainframe
environment. Recommends policy and procedures in affected systems as
appropriate.
System Documentation: Prepares system and user documentation as required
for efficient operation of system. Generates and prints reports using
standard report writer and custom SAS programming. Ensures that all system
documentation, especially local settings and program coding, are maintained.
=B7 Customer Service: Maintains good public relations, is cooperative, and
provides quality customer service user support.
=B7 Other duties as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS: Advanced knowledge of TSO, SPF, ACF2, JCL, SAS, S/390
Assembler, CICS command level in an IBM MVS mainframe environment.
Familiarity with VTAM and TCP/IP networks, as well as UNIX (preferably AIX
in RS/6000). TSO Clist and Rexx desirable. Demonstrated ability to write,
maintain, and document code. Good oral communication skills with a strong
service attitude, good analytical skill, attention to detail and
organizational abilities, ability to work independently and as part of a
team, ability to meet deadlines and manage competing priorities under
pressure. Prefer experience in library automation, including work with MARC
records, a major integrated library system, and ANSI Z39.50. Also preferred
is a BA in information systems, computer science, or a related discipline,
or equivalent combination of education and experience.
ENVIRONMENT: Virginia Commonwealth University (http://www.vcu.edu) is a
publicly-supported urban, research university in Richmond, Virginia. It
serves 22,000 students on both the Academic Campus and at the Medical
College of Virginia. The library has over 1.2 million volumes. Systems in
operation: NOTIS in OS/390 MVS mainframe environment (including MDAS,
InfoShare, WebPAC, QuickReports, RSS, Unix GTO), 4 AIX (RS/6000) and 3 NT
servers, Novell Netware LAN, CD LAN, OCLC, and over 350 microcomputers. The
library's Web (http://www.library.vcu.edu) offers a variety of remote
access databases and the library is an active participant in VIVA's
statewide networking consortium for shared access to electronic resources
(VIVA). The library is participating in the University's implementation of
the IBM Digital Library project (http://www.vcu.edu/vcu/oit/dl) for
management and distribution of electronic text and other electronic objects.
SALARY: This is a state-classified position with three Competancy Levels:
Level 1 $27,000-53,700
Level 2 $31,700-75,200
Level 3 $44,400-77,500
Hiring is expected to be in the mid-range of Level 1 or 2 ($35,000-40,000),
depending upon qualificaitons. Benefits include 7 days leave initially,
with up to 21 days for continued service; choice of health plans (including
HMOs and dental plans), choice of retirement and annuity plans (including
TIAA/CREF); remuneration for University course work; and paid life=
insurance.
APPLICATION: Submit a state application to the Employment OffIce at 1000
East Marshall Street, Richmond, VA 23298-0066. Applications may be
requested at (804) 828-0557 or downloaded at
http://www.vcu.edu/hr/forms/index.htm#employment. Further information is
available from Chengren Hu, Head of Automation Services in the library, at
(804) 828-0032 or chu@hsc.vcu.edu. Position will remain open until filled.
Virginia Commonwealth University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer. Minorities, women, and persons with disabilities are encouraged
to apply.
