What are the responsibilities and job description for the Digitization and Conservation Project Manager position at The Ohio State University?
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Job Title: Digitization and Conservation Project Manager Department: Libraries | Content and Access The Digitization & Conservation Project Manager is responsible for managing complex, interdepartmental workflows and projects for the Preservation and Digitization program. Performs the high-level functions of intake, assessment, and management of formal projects and patron requests. Plans and analyzes departmental projects, including scope, timeline projection, affected parties, exclusions, risks, allocation of staff time, workflow, and other factors, informing project partners across departments of requirements and impacts prior to start of projects. Conducts progress reporting and assessment throughout the duration of project work. Uses advanced software to collect statistics, using information gathered to project staff hours, estimate completion timelines, and plan for allocation of resources for future projects. Consistently demonstrates commitment to our values and promotes an organizational culture of Discovery, Connection, Equity, Integrity, and Stewardship (https://library.osu.edu/strategic-directions) as well as dedication to advance the work of the [Unit]. All other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience. Minimum three years of experience effectively managing multiple concurrent workflows in support of organization-wide projects and regular ongoing work collaborations. Demonstrated success in initiating, managing, and completing small- and large-scale projects across different units or organizations. Ability to work independently and as part of a team and communicate effectively with multiple constituencies via multiple channels. Ability to analyze data and make effective decisions based on the result. Demonstrated experience using project management software, such as Airtable, Jira, Trello or other. Advanced skills in Microsoft 365 software suite. Desired Qualifications: Certification in project management, such as CAPM or other Project Management Institute certifications. Formal training in the principles and applications of project management. Experience working in college or university libraries or archives. Additional Information: Please submit cover letter and resume with the online application. This posting will close after 14 days. University Libraries is committed to building a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds. We are taking steps to meet that commitment and especially encourage members of under-represented communities to apply. We know there are great candidates who have experiences less traditional to our field of work—if that's you, please apply and tell us about yourself. 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