As Candy Schwartz pointed out on Twitter: PhD required, but no project management experience. Odd requirements for a project manager at a library, albeit an unusual library. Bill On 6 March 2013, [log in to unmask] wrote: > The Project Manager will: > > * manage a portfolio of select research projects related to the Hubs project (including conducting research and analysis); > * manage the addition of several content Hubs to DPLA, including project management of the process from agreement signing through ingestion of data and data evaluation; > * write blogs posts, presentations, reports, white papers and other publications for promotion or dissemination of research or activities; > * plan and organize internal and external meetings and workshops; > * broaden the scope of participants through networking, focused outreach and or participation in conferences; > * as part of a team, write grants to support content infrastructure development; and > * act as an active participate in the overall development of the organization. > **Qualifications** > > * Ph.D. in the humanities or humanistic social sciences > * Strong desire to research the impact of transformative technologies > * Excellent writing skills and research, data analysis and analytical ability > * Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail > * Flexibility, initiative and strong problem-solving abilities > * Excellent interpersonal and cross-cultural skills > * Ability to work collaboratively and without supervision > * Willingness to move to DPLA permanent headquarters (TBA by April 2013) > * Knowledge of one or more of the following fields is desirable: > * Digital Humanities > * Digital Scholarship > * Data Management/Curation > * Data Modeling > * Libraries and Scholarly Communication -- William Denton Toronto, Canada http://www.miskatonic.org/