Legal Digital Scholarship Project Manager

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Based in the United StatesFull-TimeManager
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Project Management

Requirements

  • Have at least five years of post-secondary education or equivalent relevant work experience.
  • Have experience in scholarly communication, metadata management, digital preservation, or a related information services field.
  • Be familiar with Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) and other persistent identifier systems.
  • Bring strong organizational and project management skills, including coordinating multiple stakeholders and keeping initiatives on track.
  • Be able to prepare clear documentation, policies, and project reports.
  • Be able to research and interpret scholarly publishing practices, metadata standards, and developments in legal citation.
  • Have strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, including evaluating technical options and developing sustainable workflows.
  • Be able to collaborate with librarians, researchers, legal professionals, registration agencies, and software development teams.

Responsibilities

  • Review existing practices and systems to identify requirements for assigning DOIs to legal scholarship and web materials.
  • Monitor legal citation standards and align project decisions with scholarly publishing practices.
  • Evaluate DOI minting options, including Crossref membership and alternative registration approaches, and recommend a solution.
  • Develop and document eligibility criteria, policies, and workflows for DOI assignment and registration.
  • Lead outreach and engagement with law journals, faculty, clinics, and other stakeholders.
  • Serve as the liaison with DOI registration agencies, coordinating permissions and clarifying technical requirements.
  • Work with technical teams to design, test, and pilot DOI integration into existing digital preservation systems and workflows.
  • Coordinate project activities, monitor progress, identify implementation challenges, and align participating teams.
  • Prepare technical and operational documentation, policy recommendations, and guidance for long-term DOI management.
  • Produce interim and final project reports summarizing activities, challenges, outcomes, and recommendations.
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