AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY:

Technology Programming

• Plans, promotes, and implements technology programming in the Library and the community
• Work with established community partners to offer joint programming
• Write a final work report detailing their activities
• Offer one-on-one technology appointments to community members

General Duties

• Performs circulation duties as necessary; checking out library material, discharging items, processing and renewing member registrations, shelving returned material, shelf-reading, taking hold requests, collecting fees and fines, taking registrations for programs, booking meeting rooms, assisting with photocopying, faxing and printing
• Instructs and assist library patrons in the use of the internet, numerous software applications, online databases, and downloaded content
• Troubleshoots a variety of personal electronic device problems for patrons including smartphones, tablets, and laptops
• Responds to patron questions and situations in accordance with library policy and in a manner to enhance the reputation of the library as a public service organization
• Assists patrons in locating material and information in the library, on the internet, and in the Library’s e-Resources
• Assists individuals and groups utilizing conferencing and presentation equipment; as well as providing assistance with adaptive technology and software
• Demonstrates a positive attitude and supports library goals and objectives
• Obligated to protect the privacy of library patrons who may be borrowing material dealing with confidential issues
• Print 3D models using the 3D Printer for patrons as a part of the Quick Print service model
• Performs other duties as assigned

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

• Between the ages of 15 and 30
• A Canadian Citizen, permanent resident, or has been conferred refugee protection