Supervisory Librarian (Hebraic Section Head) (Vacancy#: VAR003378)

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Opening Date: July 6, 2026   Closing Date: August 5, 2026   Grade Level: GS-09   Series: 1410

About the role

This position serves as a computer science and artificial intelligence subject specialist within the Science Section of the Researcher Engagement and General Collections Division, General and International Collections Directorate, Researcher and Collections Services at the Library of Congress.

The Science Section provides public reference services within the Library’s Science and Business Reading Room and online and is responsible for the development of the Library’s collections in the fields of computer science, artificial intelligence, and related disciplines.

Responsibilities

• Provide expert reference and research services to patrons in person, by telephone, and electronically on topics related to computer science and artificial intelligence.
• Develop, evaluate, and maintain the Library’s collections in computer science, artificial intelligence, and related interdisciplinary fields.
• Create and deliver specialized research guides, bibliographies, and instructional materials to support research in these subject areas.
• Collaborate with other Library divisions, external institutions, and professional organizations to enhance access to and preservation of relevant collections.
• Participate in outreach activities, including lectures, workshops, and public programs, to promote the use of the Library’s resources in computer science and artificial intelligence.

Requirements

• Applicants must be current Library of Congress employees within the Library Collections and Services Group (LCSG).
• This is a detail opportunity open only to qualified internal candidates.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of computer science principles, artificial intelligence technologies, and related fields sufficient to provide expert reference services and develop collections.
• Ability to communicate effectively with a diverse range of patrons, including researchers, scholars, and the general public.
• Experience with collection development, including selection, evaluation, and deselection of materials in specialized subject areas.
• Familiarity with digital resources, databases, and emerging technologies relevant to computer science and artificial intelligence.