Position: Library Technician (Office Automation)
Location: Department of the Navy
Salary: $50,643 – $72,907

Full vacancy announcement available on USAJOBS.

You will serve as a Library Technician (Office Automation) in the Navy Department Library / Technical Services Section of NAVAL HISTORY AND HERITAGE COMMAND.

Duties

• You will oversee circulation system and patron services.
• You will manage technical library data files and information.
• You will ensure hard copy and digital publications and other material are in correct order and are maintained.
• You will log material in and out to validate security.
• You will perform descriptive and modified cataloging of monographic titles being incorporated into the Library’s collections.
• You will modify existing Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) records to meet NDL specific needs.
• You will prepare books for shelf readiness.
• You will be in charge of the Library acquisition services.
• You will monitor all activities concerning individual account status.
• You will be maintaining efficient records, providing timely follow-up procedures for all accounts, and establish effective liaisons with fiscal branch.
• You will organize, plan, implement, and evaluate circulation functions and procedures.
• You will provide a variety of administrative support functions.

Position: Government Research Specialist
Location: Nelson Mullins

Full vacancy announcement available on AALL Career Center.

Nelson Mullins is seeking a Government Research Specialist to join the Research & Information Services (RIS) team. This position, eligible to be based in any of our 26 offices with the option to work a hybrid in-office/remote working schedule, will provide legal and non-legal research services and analysis to Nelson Mullins attorneys and staff. The successful candidate will be a highly skilled researcher, able to work cooperatively with the full RIS team. Additionally, the successful candidate will have excellent communication skills, a commitment to providing high-quality work product, and customer-oriented service.

• Conduct online legal and business research using resources including, but not limited to, Lexis Plus, Westlaw Edge, CQ, Bloomberg Government, Quorum, Capital IQ and VitalLaw.
• Actively liaise and communicate with selected practice and industry groups to develop subject expertise and facilitate proactive service delivery.
• Utilize a centralized workflow tool to provide expert research and consultative services to attorneys and staff.
• Participate in available professional development opportunities and remain current on technological, professional and industry developments in librarianship.
• Present clear and readily digestible results that are responsive to the question(s) asked, in a timely manner.
• Provide support on other projects or duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Qualified applicants should have a Master’s degree in Library or Information Science, and/or a J.D. degree.
• Strong collaboration skills along with the ability to manage multiple and complex research projects–often on tight deadlines–while attention to detail.
• Good knowledge of federal legislative and regulatory research.
• The ideal applicant demonstrates a working knowledge of legal research methods, and the ability to assess and utilize the best, most cost-effective and efficient research tools.