Digital Service Librarian at LAC Federal

Compensation

$75,000 – $82,000/yr

Setup: Remote
Location: Beltsville, Maryland
Type: Full-time
Posted: Apr 24, 2026

Description

LAC Federal is looking for an experienced Digital Service Librarian to configure, manage, and enhance digital library systems and research databases. The role involves UI/UX design, workflow optimization, scripting automation, and direct user support using platforms like PubAg, Ex Libris Alma, Primo, and Symplectic Elements. This position can be fully remote.

Required Skills

digital library systems
research databases
user interface (UI) design
user experience (UX) optimization
systems configuration
scripting automation
direct user support
PubAg
Ex Libris Alma
Ex Libris Primo
Symplectic Elements
Python
JavaScript
Bash
SQL

Additional Information

Minimum Education: Master’s degree in Library and Information Science (MLIS) from an ALA-accredited program, or related field (e.g., Information Science, Informatics, Computer Science)
Required Previous Experiences: Proven experience administering library systems such as Ex Libris Alma and Primo.
Experience working with research databases, discovery services, and digital content platforms (e.g., PubAg)
Strong scripting/programming skills in Python and JavaScript/Java.
Experience with APIs, data transformation tools, and metadata workflows (MARC, JSON, XML).
Familiarity with research management systems such as Symplectic Elements or equivalents.
Understanding of UI/UX principles, accessibility (WCAG), and web-based systems configuration.
Demonstrated experience configuring library platforms, supporting end-users, and managing digital services.
Experience creating scripts or automation tools to support system functions and data quality.

About LAC Federal

LAC Federal

library and information servicesWashington, DC51-200

LAC Federal provides high-quality library and information services to support agency goals and missions. From archiving and preservation to data management and outreach, LAC Federal focuses and builds upon the unique requirements of government libraries and information centers.