[InetBib] Vacancy: Open Science Librarian

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Vacancy Notice IUE/4/2018

Temporary agent post (3+2 years)-  AST4  -  Open Science Librarian

Deadline for applications: 3 September 2018



The EUI Library is seeking for a creative and collaborative individual to join 
the new Library team 'Scholarly Communication and Open Science'. This team will 
support the EUI's faculty, PhD researchers and post-doctoral fellows with their 
needs related to scholarly communication, open access, copyright and 
research-related information matters. Under the supervision of the Director of 
the Library, the selected candidate will work according to the Library 
strategy, the EUI Open Access Policy, aiming at defining and building a new 
scholarly communication strategy and Open Science policy and supporting open 
data dissemination.

The successful candidate should - in line with the team's objectives - work as 
an advocate for Open Access in the EUI environment and community. 
Responsibilities will include work related to Cadmus (the EUI research 
repository), and EUI ResData (the EUI data repository).



This is a full-time position. The working language is English.

Remuneration and benefits: the net monthly salary after taxes is approx. Euro 
3,271. In addition to the salary, staff members may be entitled to various 
allowances, in particular a household allowance, expatriation allowance (16% of 
basic salary and household allowance), dependent child allowance and education 
allowance. The EUI has its own social security and pension scheme. Under 
certain circumstances, in particular where the selected candidate is obliged to 
change his/her place of residence in order to take up employment, the EUI may 
also reimburse various expenses incurred on recruitment, notably removal 
expenses



The European University Institute (EUI)<https://www.eui.eu/> is a unique 
international centre for doctorate and post-doctorate studies and research, 
situated in the Tuscan hills overlooking Florence.
Since its establishment 40 years ago by the six founding members of the then 
European Communities, the EUI has earned a reputation as a leading 
international academic institution with a European focus. The four departments 
- Economics, History and Civilization, Law, and Political and Social Sciences - 
host scholars from more than 60 countries, studying for the Institution's 
doctorate or the one-year master in law. Furthermore, the Robert Schuman Centre 
for Advanced Studies (RSCAS) focuses on inter-disciplinary, comparative and 
policy research on the major issues affecting European societies, while the Max 
Weber Programme for Post-doctoral Studies prepares fellows for a career in 
academia. The School of Transnational Governance, established in 2017, aims to 
deliver teaching and high level training on the concepts, methods and 
techniques of transnational governance.
The EUI's distinctly international environment offers unique academic training, 
enriches the intellectual experience and provides exceptional opportunities for 
academics across disciplines and borders. The departments and centres are 
housed in 13 historic buildings scattered about the hillside which have 
undergone extensive renovation in recent years. Heads of states, leading 
politicians and professors are regular speakers at the EUI, as part of the 
Institute's long-established programme of conferences, workshops and summer 
schools.

Research at the Institute is supported by the EUI 
Library<https://www.eui.eu/Research/Library/> and by a team of about 20 
experienced librarians and information specialists.
More than forty years of investment in collections, services and 
infrastructure, have resulted in an internationally recognised social science 
research library, valued for its multi-national character and the high quality 
of its collections with a special emphasis on Europe. Most of the Library's 
print holdings are on open shelving. In addition, the Library provides its 
users access to an extensive collection of databases, full text e-journals, 
e-books and e-working papers. The Library has the status of European 
Documentation Centre (EDC), an official depository of EU publications and 
documents.
The EUI subscribes to the principle of Open Access. Library staff strives to 
work with the academic community to increase the content, coverage and 
visibility of the EUI research repository, Cadmus.
For more info and to apply: 
https://www.eui.eu/About/JobOpportunities/Open-competitions-for-administrative-posts

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