Fachspezialist*in Erschliessung Alte Drucke — Universität Bern
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The UniBE is versatile.With us you can expect a wide variety of topics and a lot of design freedom. Tasks: • Formal inclusion Old prints and historical cards • Structuring Metadata in Visual Library Manager • Specialist advice and support for customers (incl. reading room service) • Participation in digitalization processes • Cooperation in ZHB projects • Representation of the ZHB in specialised bodies • Participation in intermediary tasks of the ZHB Requirements • University degree in Old Philology, History of the Early Modern Period or Theology, MAS in Information Science or University of Applied Sciences degree l+D specialist or equivalent education • Language skills in Latin, Ancient Greek, German, French, English (Hebrew and Latin desired) • Very good knowledge and experience in the formalization of old prints according to RDA/GND and application regulations D-A-CH • System technical knowledge in Alma, Primo VE and the SLSP environment (Acquisition, Resource Management, Fulfillment) • Very good knowledge of national and international databases for old prints (swisscollections, e-rara, VD16, VD17, VD18, Gallica, EDIT16, etc.) • Good knowledge of software applications for the further processing of digital products (e.g. VLM) • Experience or cooperation in digital edition projects • Experience in the mediation of historical stocks for specialists and interested parties • Independent, systematic, solution- and result-oriented working method We offer: Team-oriented work
Job details
- Company: Universität Bern
- Position: Fachspezialist*in Erschliessung Alte Drucke
- Location: Bern, Bern
- Salary: CHF 68'500 - 104'000 (source unverified)
- Sector: Sanità / Ospedali
- Expired on: 2026-07-26
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