National Library of Australia is hiring Knowledge Management Assistant Director

The Assistant Director, Knowledge Management role will lead the design, development and maintenance of applications with an enterprise user base in mind and provide in-depth knowledge and expert technical advice and direction on enterprise-level digital capability for a range of web-based library systems and projects.

You will make a significant contribution to the identification of innovation and business improvement strategies. You will provide strategic direction of your area of responsibility including:

• Developing a Knowledge Management policy and approach (including a Governance Framework).

• Implementing solutions and delivering services to the Library.

• Developing and providing training and support to internal stakeholders including your team and colleagues.

• Prepare documentation, correspondence and reports conforming to legal and procedural requirements, with emphasis on procurement and decision briefs.

This may necessitate the effective management of competing priorities and include activities relevant to:

• records management

• managing structured, semi-structured and unstructured data and supporting systems such as SharePoint (or equivalent)

• employee and user experience (UX/EX)

• outsourcing arrangements

• contract and license management.

• You must hold qualifications or equivalent experience in information management, the implementation of enterprise digital strategies and tools, or a related field.
• You will hold Scrum qualifications.
• You will provide a specialist expertise regarding the program, project and service delivery of enterprise knowledge and/or information management in an agile manner.

 

Further information about the National Library of Australia, and this position can be obtained at www.nla.gov.au/jobs or by contacting Vanessa Kreibig, Director of Knowledge and Website Management 02 6262 1374 or via email [email protected] .

 

Applications must address the selection criteria and be received via the Library’s online recruitment system by 11.30pm (AEST) Monday 5 April 2021.