Position in computer and network support at University of Oregon Library

[Sara Brownmiller]

Would you please post the allowing job announcement to your list?  Thanks!

Sara Brownmiller
Systems Librarian
University of Oregon Library


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The University of Oregon Library has extended the search for a new
position in the Library Systems and Automation Department:  Library
Network Manager.  The full description appears below and an HTML version
is available at http://libweb.uoregon.edu/uo/netmgr.htm. 

The closing date for receipt of application materials is December 5, 1995.

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POSITION:       Library Network Manager
                University of Oregon Library System

RANK:		Instructor (renewable, fixed-term contract, faculty status)

RESPONSIBILITIES: 
Reports to the Head of the Library Systems and Automation Department and
is responsible for the technical support of microcomputers; Novell and WWW
servers; and other network services used by Library patrons and staff. 
Duties include but are not limited to: leadership and technical support
for staff microcomputers and networked Library services through
collaboration with University Computing faculty and staff, campus LAN
managers, and Library Information Technology Center faculty and staff;
maintaining currency with network and microcomputing developments and
products;  supervising hardware and software upgrades, purchasing, and
maintenance of a wide variety of Macs, PCs, multimedia workstations,
networked printers, scanners, and networked CD-ROM; providing technical
support for access to INNOPAC systems (Janus and Orbis), OCLC (Passport,
FirstSearch, etc.), Lexis/Nexis, RLG (Eureka, ARIEL), and other library
resources; managing Novell NetWare 4 servers and WWW servers; developing
network and microcomputer user documentation.  Teaches network and
microcomputing workshops to students, faculty, and staff; depending on
term schedule, may teach credit courses through Library Instruction
program.  Hires and supervises students performing microcomputer support
activities; serves as lead worker for Library network and microcomputer
support staff. 

QUALIFICATIONS:
Required: B.S. or B.A. degree (preferably in computer science or a related
field); excellent interpersonal communication skills; extensive experience
in DOS PC, Windows PC, Macintosh, and Power Macintosh hardware purchasing,
upgrading, maintenance and repair; extensive experience in application
software support; extensive experience with MS Windows and Mac OS and
their relationship with Novell NetWare 3.x or better, TCP/IP, IPX, and
Ethernet.  Ability to work productively on one or more cross-departmental
faculty teams.  Desired: Novell NetWare 4 expertise in a mixed platform
environment;  awareness of and previous involvement in campus network and
microcomputer support issues; experience supervising students, teaching,
or working in an academic library. 

SALARY:
$32,000 minimum.  Appointment beyond the minimum salary will be dependent
upon qualifications and prior experience.  Benefits include choice of
medical plans (Blue Cross/Blue Shield or HMO options), state or TIAA/CREF
retirement plans, 22 vacation days, and low staff tuition rates for
continuing education.
		
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 	5:00 p.m., December 5, 1995 

TO APPLY:
Send cover letter (no applications by e-mail, please!), resume, and names, 
addresses & phone numbers of four references to:

			Ms. Laine Stambaugh
			Personnel Librarian
			1299 University of Oregon Library
			Eugene, OR 97403-1299
			(503) 346-1895
			(503) 346-3485 (FAX)
			e-mail: lastamba at oregon.uoregon.edu

The University of Oregon Library is an ARL library with current holdings of 
approximately two million volumes and over 18,500 serials subscriptions.  
The Library uses Innopac and is a member of OCLC, NACO, and SACO, as well as 
a statewide union catalog, ORBIS.  The Knight Library (main library) has 
recently undergone a building expansion and renovation.  For more 
information about the University and the Library, our homepage may be 
consulted at the following URL: http://www.libweb.uoregon.edu/UO/libhome/.

The University of Oregon is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity 
Employment/ADA-compliant institution strongly committed to cultural diversity.