Here's another announcement of a position within UM's Library 
Information Technology; I'm hiring an experienced programmer/systems 
engineer for the position below. Please forward!

The Core Services unit of LIT concentrates on server infrastructure, 
systems integration, and automation of workflows and processes to 
support other units in LIT as well as other areas of the library system. 
The scope of Core Services work ranges from scripting that is used by 
small workgroups, to access control systems that are used daily by the 
University community, to distributed systems that manage the flow of 
millions of scanned page images per month.

LIT Core Services is looking for a talented, resourceful 
programmer/analyst to help conceive, design, and build complex systems 
that integrate library systems and processes. Initial projects will 
include the development of a system to tabulate web usage statistics and 
further development of an existing system to manage a large access 
control database.

A variety of additional projects will be assigned according to 
priorities, abilities, and interest. Typical large projects involve 
automated large-scale processing, database management, web performance 
and scaling, security, or some combination of these. Projects may or may 
not be web-based. There will be some need to learn, work with, and 
maintain or improve existing systems.

LIT has an inclination toward open source software and balanced, 
pragmatic approaches to problems, and works to embrace emerging 
technology standards and practices of the digital library community.

The full job posting it available at this address:

http://websvcs.itcs.umich.edu/jobnet/job_posting.php?postingnumber=045729

Cory Snavely
UM Library IT Core Services