Job Description
About the position The Project Archivist for Access is a full-time, three-year term role focused on improving access to archival collections. This hybrid position (four days on-site) supports initiatives related to collection management, researcher access, processing, and digitization. The Project Archivist also provides regular reading room support, assisting researchers and contributing to a welcoming, informed, and service-oriented environment for users of the Institute Archives. Responsibilities β’ Reviewing collections for restrictions β’ Updating access information in ArchivesSpace β’ Supporting projects that enhance knowledge and usability of collections β’ Providing regular reading room support β’ Assisting researchers β’ Contributing to a welcoming, informed, and service-oriented environment for users of the Institute Archives Requirements β’ Masterβs degree in Library, Archival, or Information Science, or an equivalent combination of education and experience β’ A minimum of one year of experience in an archival setting β’ Demonstrated ability to handle confidential information responsibly and in accordance with privacy and ethical standards β’ Strong research, analytical, organizational, and written communication skills, with close attention to detail, accuracy, and efficiency β’ Ability to work independently and collaboratively β’ Strong critical thinking, problem-solving, and adaptability skills Nice-to-haves β’ Experience in academic libraries or archives β’ Public service experience with diverse communities β’ Archival processing and description β’ Familiarity with ArchivesSpace or similar archival management systems Apply To this Job