Web Development Librarian

The University of Nevada, Reno Libraries

Reno, Nevada

The University of Nevada, Reno Libraries will move into a brand-new building that is nearly 300,000 square feet in size during the summer of 2008. The Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center offers high-tech computing spaces and traditional reading rooms, provides art display areas, a 168 seat auditorium, a coffee shop, and a robotic book retrieval system, as well as office and work areas for over 100 permanent staff members and approximately 150 student employees. With a five-story atrium and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and city lights, the building is a campus centerpiece and a social, as well as intellectual, hub for over 16,000 University of Nevada students.

The Libraries seek an energetic individual to serve as a Web Development Librarian. Position works collaboratively with librarians and library staff to develop responsive, innovative and intuitive websites and web services for the University Libraries. The successful candidate will possess excellent communication skills and ability to work in a collaborative team environment. The candidate will show evidence of initiative, flexibility, attention to productivity, and ability to work creatively in a rapidly changing environment. Demonstrated project management and leadership skills and the ability to interact with diverse teams are also expected.

Minimum qualifications include an MLS or equivalent from an ALA accredited program, demonstrated experience with web development in a Microsoft Windows environment, skills with some or all of the following: XHTML, CSS, Javascript, ASP.NET, either Visual Basic or C#, PHP, Microsoft Visual Studio; demonstrated understanding of effective interface design, and knowledge of web standards, accessibility standards, and best practices.

Salary range: $56,733-87,281, DOE. Full benefits package. For more information about position responsibilities, qualifications, and benefits, and to apply go to http://www.library.unr.edu/jobs/kcprojobs.html. Electronic applications only are accepted through the university's E-search system. The following documents must be attached in order to complete your application: letter of application, resume, and contact information for three professional references. To assure consideration, submit application by April 21, 2008.