Provide first-line user support for the DAMS and CMS, triaging requests, resolving routine issues, and escalating complex requests to system managers and vendors.
Maintain clear, up-to-date user documentation and training materials; conduct monthly and ad hoc training sessions for staff.
Compile and disseminate reports and statistics from the DAMS and CMS, supporting departmental and museum-wide needs.
Coordinate and contribute to data entry and content standards across both systems to ensure consistency and accuracy.
Collaborate with the CMS and DAMS managers to improve workflows, support ingestion projects, and document system changes.
Contribute to bulk data operations, metadata cleanup, and cross-system integration projects.
Track and report on common user needs, informing system design priorities and institutional planning.
Support project-based initiatives, including data migrations, systems upgrades, asset ingest pipelines, and major metadata audits.
Foster cross-departmental collaboration by ensuring content and workflows in both systems align with institutional needs.
Manage support workflows, including triage, documentation development, and training, in close collaboration with system managers; manage projects such as metadata audits, bulk data imports, or improvements to cross-system workflows; act as primary liaison for user-system needs.
Requirements
Degree in Library/Information Science, Museum Studies, or related field; or equivalent work experience.
Minimum of three (3) years of experience working with collections management, digital asset management, or similar information systems.
Demonstrated experience providing technical / user support and developing clear documentation or training.
Familiarity with metadata standards (e.g. Dublin Core, VRA Core, CDWA, IPTC) and best practices for digital collections.
Strong organizational skills with a high attention to detail and accuracy.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills; ability to translate technical concepts into accessible guidance for a broad range of users.
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across teams.
Comfort managing multiple projects simultaneously and meeting deadlines.
Experience with Qi, NetX, or other collection information/DAMS tools.
Knowledge of SQL desired.
Background in data migration, metadata cleanup, or large-scale collections projects.
Familiarity with museum practices and cross-departmental workflows.