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Job Posting: Library & Archives Systems Technician - Laurentian University

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Laurentian University is hiring a full-time Library & Archives Systems
Technician
<https://laurentian.ca/career-opportunity?postingid=5857b8c6-1ab8-cca4-e7de-673377220346>.
I would be delighted to answer any questions about the position and work
environment (I'll be working closely with whoever gets hired). The posting
closes Nov. 26th so please share with those who might be interested!
Responsibilities

Reporting to the Manager of Operations and in consultation with the Systems
Coordinator, the Library and Archives Systems Technician will ensure the
stability and performance of library and archives systems, customize and
enhance software, and troubleshoot software and associated hardware issues
at the three locations (on campus at the main Laurentian University Library
and Archives and the Education Resource Center, and downtown at the
Architecture Library).

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

   - Daily systems monitoring and maintenance;
   - Administer library and archives systems (including the integrated
   library system, web site, institutional repository, proxy server, etc.);
   - Maintain, customize and enhance library and archives systems, applying
   upgrades, performing backups, ensuring overall health of systems;
   - Track and document all maintenance, customizations, and enhancements;
   maintain and update existing documents as required;
   - Maintain and support software, hardware, and access to online
   resources in the Library and Archives;
   - Liaise with Library and Archives staff and faculty for overall
   computing needs, providing technical service, support and maintenance of
   Library and Archives-specific software and hardware including scanners,
   microform readers, and digital forensics;
   - Support Library and Archives staff and faculty with system issues,
   including desktop and remote access to applications where applicable;
   - Assist Library & Archives staff and faculty in troubleshooting and
   resolving issues with Library and Archives-specific resources;
   - Liaise with IT team members to respond to systems and server-related
   escalations;
   - Liaise with library systems staff at other universities and consortial
   organizations (such as Scholars Portal) to resolve interaction issues with
   library systems and services;
   - Collaborate on the assessment of emerging systems for adoption by the
   Library and Archives; and
   - Perform other duties directly related to this position as assigned.

Qualifications

   - Three-year accredited diploma in Computer Systems Technology -
   Software Development or related program;
   - One to three years of relevant experience;
   - Experience with full-stack web development; Linux system
   administration; and programming in Python, Java, or PHP is an asset;
   - Knowledge of Library and Archives software is an asset, including Alma
   + Primo VE, DSpace, Drupal;
   - Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot equipment and software issues;
   - Well-developed problem-solving skills in order to identify problems,
   determine possible solutions and select the appropriate action;
   - Excellent interpersonal skills and proven ability to work well with
   others;
   - Knowledge of an Indigenous language or demonstrated fluency is an
   asset; and
   - Ability to work fluently (verbal and written) in both official
   languages, French and English, is required.

The official University hours of operation shall be from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30
p.m., Monday through Friday, during, and including, the months from
September to April, and from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m Monday through Friday
during and including May to August., amounting to thirty-three and
three-quarter (33.75) hours per week.

Laurentian University has adopted a formal Policy on Flexible Work
Arrangements, which supports remote work plans based on operational
considerations.  At Laurentian University, we recognize that work-life
balance is essential for both personal well-being and professional
success.  Our policy offers employees some flexibility to better balance
personal needs while maintaining effective service delivery.
Apply Now

Applications will only be accepted through our online form
<https://laurentian.ca/position-application?postingid=5857b8c6-1ab8-cca4-e7de-673377220346>
.

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