Teknoids

The Rutgers University Library for the Center for Law and Justice, in Newark, N.J., is seeking a Technology Librarian. The Library for the Center for Law and Justice is a research library with a collection of over 500,000 volumes and volume-equivalents, and a staff of 18, including 8 librarians with faculty status. The Library spends about $650,000 per year for books, serials and electronic resources.

Responsibilities: The Technology Librarian has primary responsibility for the design, administration and enhancement of the library’s automated system and associated technologies. The position reports to the Head of Technical and Automated Services.
The Technology Librarian oversees and optimizes the use of all modules of the integrated system, including acquisitions, serials control, circulation, and cataloging. The Technology Librarian reviews and proposes revisions to system options, codes, and defaults, and to procedures for system use; prepares procedures manuals and training materials, and provides training; monitors system status, and corrects malfunctions; plans for and implements system upgrades and additional functions; investigates, recommends, and implements emerging technologies to operate with the Innovative system; plans and implements database cleanups and retrospective database modifications; manages licenses for electronic resources; and integrates licensed electronic resources with the Innovative Interfaces system; and performs other duties as needed.

http://jobs.hr.ucdavis.edu/jm/ViewVacancy?id=8466

NSU’s Law Library & Technology Center
in sunny South Florida is looking for a
Reference/Electronic Services Librarian.  For more information about the
position, please see https://www.nsujobs.com/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1182784184615
.  If you know of anyone who might be interested, would you share? 
Thanks.

Job Title: Information Technology Director
Location: Frederic G. Levin College of Law (University of Florida)

The Information Technology Director will be in charge of planning, developing and submitting for approval, directing the implementation of, and managing the operation of automated systems in the College, including all "core" desktop applications, communications applications (both internal and external, including e-mail and the Web), department specific software applications, computerized exam administration applications, and media delivery systems.

Essential Functions:

1. Ensure that administrative computing programs and services are developed with an institutional perspective and with coordination of the activities and planning of various units within the College; Ability to autonomously analyze complex problems; identify critical elements and alternatives, organize existing resources and new information to implement most appropriate solution.

Job Title: COMPUTER SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR
For: Federal Defenders of the Middle District of Georgia, Inc.

To apply, go here
http://www.fd.org/Employment/ga_csa.pdf

JOB DESCRIPTION: The Computer Systems Administrator (CSA) provides administration,technical support, user support and training for all computer operations of FDMDGA. System applications include word processing, case management, financial management, networking, litigation support and communication functions. General duties of the CSA include raining and support for data processing, office automation, networking, and communications processes. The CSA has first line responsibility for providing technical and end-user support for all systems, and for performing or coordinating all automation support services necessary for the successful operation of all systems. The CSA provides consultation and support to attorneys, investigators and paralegals for methods to effectively use computers in case preparation and presentation.

COMPUTER SERVICES LIBRARIAN
Louis D. Brandeis School of Law Library, University of Louisville,
Louisville KY

The Law Library is the focal point in the Louis D. Brandeis School of
Law, an ABA accredited school with a total enrollment of approximately
400 students in the day and evening divisions. The spacious library
serves the legal profession as well as the law school community with a
collection of 400,000 volumes and microform volume equivalents. Students
enjoy access to Westlaw, LexisNexis, and the Internet from two computer
laboratories and a wireless network.

The Law School is located in Louisville, Kentucky, the largest urban
area in the state. For more information about the Brandeis School of Law
and the Louisville area, see http://www.louisville.edu/brandeislaw/ and
http://www.greaterlouisville.com/.

REQUIREMENTS: MLS from an ALA-accredited program; familiarity with the
maintenance and troubleshooting of Windows-based personal computers;
some experience in managing or assisting in the management of Windows