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Federal Library Digitization Specialist

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A Digital Transformation Manager leads a digital change management process, which is the use of digital technologies to create new, or improve existing, business processes, culture, and customer experiences to meet changing requirements. They lead digital transformation initiatives including the development of new digital initiatives, new products, and new business models.

$151,926 / year median in Maryland

+9% projected growth

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Job Summary A prominent digitization service provider is hiring a Digitization Specialist to manage large-scale digitization projects at a government library in Beltsville, MD. The candidate will coordinate digitization processes, evaluate materials, and ensure quality assurance throughout the project. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree plus relevant experience and familiarity with bibliographic records. Joining this team offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative federal research environment, contributing to the preservation of vital collections.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description A prominent digitization service provider is hiring a Digitization Specialist to manage large-scale digitization projects at a government library in Beltsville, MD. The candidate will coordinate digitization processes, evaluate materials, and ensure quality assurance throughout the project. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree plus relevant experience and familiarity with bibliographic records. Joining this team offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative federal research environment, contributing to the preservation of vital collections.#J-18808-Ljbffr