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Link School of Business

Librarian

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What they do

A Librarian helps people find information that they need in a library or in other collections or sources, including electronic databases. Organizes and catalogues library materials, plans library programs, and orders new materials or equipment. May work in school libraries or special information centers within government agencies or businesses; may specialize as a law librarian or medical librarian.

$60,556 / year median in Florida

+6% projected growth

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Librarian Link School of Business Miami, FL Job Details Full-time 22 hours ago Qualifications English Library collection acquisition Full Job Description About Link Link School of Business was founded to educate the next generation of entrepreneurs and leaders. Our proposal combines practical education, business, and entrepreneurship, placing students at the center of real experiences and concrete market challenges. At Link, learning goes beyond the classroom. Our students learn by doing, building, experimenting, and making decisions, in direct contact with entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and professionals who experience the market in practice. About the Position We are looking for an Academic Librarian. This is a hands-on position with a high degree of autonomy. The person will be responsible for a modern, student-centered library, focusing primarily on digital resources, academic databases, and case study repositories that support our training and faculty needs. What You Will Do Library Development & Collection Management Define and implement a digital-first library strategy. Select, acquire, organize, and manage databases and academic resources. Structure a predominantly digital collection. Manage case study repositories. Monitor acquisition, renewal, licensing, and access to resources. Research & User Support Support students and faculty in research, including database searches and applied business research. Conduct in-person and virtual research consultations. Ensure accessibility and a positive experience across all library services. Guide students on the academic citation standards used. Education & Engagement Plan and conduct workshops, orientations, and research clinics. Train students and faculty in database use, research strategies, and academic writing. Promote library services and resources to the academic community. Create guides, tutorials, curated lists, and other content to increase awareness and use of resources. Data & Continuous Improvement Monitor and analyze the use of library resources. Track metrics and identify opportunities to increase engagement and impact. Use data and user feedback to continuously improve services. What We Are Looking For 3+ years of experience in library services, preferably in an academic setting or in creating/restructuring library services. Strong experience with electronic resources, acquisition, licensing, and management. Knowledge of classification standards used. Familiarity with library management systems, metadata standards, and digital repository tools. Knowledge of copyright, fair use, and intellectual property in the U.S. academic context. Experience with academic research support, writing, and citation practices. Native/fluent English. Spanish and Portuguese are pluses. Authorization to work in the United States.
Who Stands Out Autonomous:
can build services from scratch and make things happen without relying on detailed instructions.
Student-centered:
anticipates needs and creates welcoming and accessible experiences.
Organized and strategic:
can balance structuring, operations, support, and training without losing sight of larger goals.
Curious and adaptable:
likes new technologies and follows trends and transformations in academic libraries.
Communicative:
explains complex concepts clearly and enjoys teaching.
Problem solver:
identifies barriers, thinks creatively, and transforms challenges into solutions.
Builder:
creates processes, tests ideas, and takes responsibility for end-to-end execution. If you are excited about the possibility of creating a modern academic library within an entrepreneurial, practical, and dynamic educational environment, we want to meet you. Miami Campus — Link School of Business Coconut Grove, Miami, FL, USA People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply
Work Location:
In person