Primary Function

This position is responsible for creating and enhancing the tools, interfaces, 
and workflows that support the NIU University Libraries’ digital asset 
management systems, enabling scholars, students, and the public to effectively 
discover and use its varied collections. They will collaborate with the Digital 
Collections & Metadata Librarian, the Digital Collections Steering 
Committee, and external partners to plan and design websites and use emerging 
web service technologies to improve the user experience and provide long-term 
access to the Libraries’ digital assets.

Duties and Responsibilities (generally)

Maintains, develops, and extends all aspects of the Libraries’ digital asset 
management systems, which contain the library’s own digital collections, past 
and current collaborative digital projects, and the University’s institutional 
repository.

Minimum Required Qualifications for this position

• A Bachelor’s degree in computer science, information systems, or a related 
field
• Experience writing custom code, configuring software packages, performing 
complex system analysis, and/or building integration between software packages

Ability & Skills

• The ability to handle multiple tasks and projects simultaneously
• The ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a dynamic 
team
• The ability to think flexibly, to find and implement solutions, and to adapt 
to a rapidly changing environment
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Education and Experience Preferred

• Working knowledge of Web development tools, languages, and frameworks, such 
as: PHP, Apache/HTTP, HTML, Javascript, CSS, MySQL, Java/Jetty/Tomcat, RESTful 
APIs
• Experience with Drupal 7 and/or Drupal 8/9
• Familiarity with AWS and cloud service providers
• Experience working on community-driven open source projects
• Experience with version control and collaboration tools, such as Git or 
Subversion
• Familiarity with semantic web/linked data technologies, such as RDF, SPARQL, 
and OWL
• Working knowledge of Linux administration

Working HoursM-F 8:00-4:30; Potential for work-at-home 2-3 days per week


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