Program Officer, Archiving and Data Services
Qualification and Skills:
- Experience leading and/or supporting initiatives or programs in one or more of the following areas: community archives; scholarly communication; digital preservation; research services, collections as data, text and data mining, open source technology.
- 3-5 years of demonstrated project management, technical support, and/or community support experience working directly with memory and research organizations is strongly preferred.
- Experience with grants, both grant writing and awarded grant management, is desired.
- Experience creating roadmaps, project timelines, and ensuring the accomplishment of both internally and externally mandated deliverables.
- Must be able to manage multiple simultaneous projects, contracts, deadlines, and responsibilities and work in and enjoy a loosely-structured, dynamic work environment that includes a globally distributed remote team.
- Candidates must have strong written, communication, and presentation skills to represent programs at national and international events.
- Proven experience working with remote-first teams, including working directly with engineering and program staff at all levels of seniority.
- Flexibility, self-reliance, and being energized by ambiguity, possibilities, and problem-solving are valuable qualities.
- The role requires travel primarily within the United States and Canada.
Job Details:
This is a remote-first position working in a distributed team. Candidates will need to have some time overlap with primarily North America (and largely Pacific Time) based colleagues. Compensation and title will be commensurate with experience and the role is open to candidates of varying seniority with a general, but negotiable, salary range of $65,000 to $80,000. References must be made available upon request.
Open until filled. For first consideration, please apply by 1/20/2023.
