The Indiana University Digital Library Program has an immediate opening for a Usability and Interface Specialist (http://www.indiana.edu/~uitshr/services/jobs/Usability_11653.html). If interested, you must apply online at http://www.indiana.edu/%7Euhrs/jobs/index.html. Refer to position number #00011653. Usability and Interface Specialist - PA12/PA13 Under moderate supervision, the Usability and Interface Specialist (UIS) will work collaboratively with members of the Digital Library Program (DLP) and others to develop user-centered designs for web sites and applications that deliver digital collections, resources, and services to Indiana University affiliates including students, faculty and researchers and the general public. Responsibilities include: evaluating user needs following standard usability methods, establishing user requirements, designing prototypes and production user interfaces, and implementing and testing final designs according to web and accessibility standards and best practices. In the course of project development, the UIS will participate in planning, formulating objectives, and preparing proposals that inform the design of a digital resource; developing interfaces for web sites and web applications; preparing technical documentation; writing help documentation and other contextual content; and providing training. The UIS will coordinate usability assessment for the DLP and serve as a usability consultant for the Libraries. QUALIFICATIONS Required: A bachelor's degree and 2-3 years of related experience is required; advanced study or equivalent research experience is highly desirable Experience and/or training in the following areas: formal usability test design, implementation, and reporting Experience in graphic and/or user interface design Expert knowledge of web design standards (HTML/XHTML, CSS, JavaScript) Experience in the development of complex web sites Experience in the use of Windows, Macintosh, and Unix systems Experience in the use of an academic library and online information resources Excellent written and oral communication skills Must work well in a team environment Preferred: Experience in systems analysis or programming of complex software systems Experience with XML and XML-related technologies such as XST and XSLT Familiarity with metadata and document representation standards such as MODS, Dublin Core, MARC, METS, TEI and EAD