Summary of the situation

The Rockefeller Archive Center is looking for a highly experienced and cooperation supervisor and the Lebanese team to join his archive program as an access manager.

In this role, it will enhance RAC’s efforts to link users to groups by providing the leadership of the access and support team; Recommendation and implementing ways to expand virtual/online access programs for the institution; Service Services Department at RAC and support external inquiries from researchers and donor organizations in RAC records; RAC Photography Services Department, including digitization projects on demand and organizational digitization; And help in shaping our strategy for future initiatives in these areas.

We are looking for a person who is committed to broad and fair access to archives and connected to the well -known and emerging archives and practices. Experienced candidates are encouraged to support a community of diversified users and a set of research curriculum to apply.

You will submit a report to the architect and work closely with other members of the Architectural Strategy Strategy Group, including the Assistant Director of the Archives and Digital Strategies, Assistant Director of Group Management, and Assistant Director for Prosecution.

We realize that this is a long list of responsibilities and qualifications. If you think you can excel in this role, we encourage you to apply. We are committed to looking at a wide range of candidates, including those who have experiences and backgrounds in the diverse workplace.

Responsibilities

• It runs all aspects of the RAC access program, which includes people, operations and systems that link user societies in RAC to groups, both on the site or almost.
• It builds, lead and support for members of the arrival team by setting goals and priorities for arrival; He runs the strategic task to work to balance the continuous demands with other priorities; It provides clear and effective performance management; Supports and encourages professional development; The delegate works and enables individuals to show the initiative.
• It proposes, developing and implementing policies, procedures and other documents to support access activities related to access, including, but not limited to reading processes, use of discovery and demand management systems, virtual user support services, copyright and use, digitization and digitization processes, and the urgent domain process.
• It cooperates effectively with the leadership of RAC and with other teams and fields of the program, including the research and participation program, to support the goals and goals of the organization.

Qualifications

required

• Master’s degree in a relevant field and 5 years of archival experience at least; or
• Bachelor’s degree in a field related to a minimum of 10 years of archival experience.
• Supervisory experience and project management experience in the team’s environment.

He prefers

• Experience with current archive systems, especially the discovery and demand management systems, showed.
• The ability and desire to work in an approach directed towards the team to achieve organizational goals.
• Knowledge of archive standards and procedures showed.
• The ability to work independently showed on multiple projects and priorities.
• The ability to share knowledge and cooperation in the various program fields showed.

compensation

The salary range for this position is 105,026 dollars -157,539 thousand dollars per year and is appropriate for experience.

The Rockefeller Archive Center supports a flexible work environment. All flexible work arrangements are determined and approved by the employee supervisor and will necessarily differ between different jobs.

About Rockefeller Archive Center

The Rockefeller Archives (RAC) is located in Sleepy Hollow, New York in 1974 as a result of the efforts of John de Rockefeller, the son. Since that time, the archive center has grown significantly, now carries a large number of charitable institutions, including the Ford Foundation, the Knight Foundation, the Hiolite Foundation, many other institutions and civil society organizations, as well as the papers of individuals associated with these organizations.

In RAC groups, researchers from all over the world can explore topics ranging from the history of medicine, science and public health to areas such as arts, agriculture, social sciences, urban affairs and public policy. The RAC salary program provides support for those who need to travel to the archive center for their research, while its rich resources via the Internet occupy more global societies. In addition, RAC hold conferences, workshops and other gatherings regularly to collect various societies to discuss important issues related to their groups.

The Rockefeller Archive Center is headed as president and director of human resources and operations, architects managers, and the director of research and participation. The Access team is placed in the architectural program, led by the archive director, and includes the director of the digitization program, three archives, three preserved assistants and assistants in the reading room. The task of reaching the connection of RAC users is to groups, both on the site or almost. RAC users include researchers, donor institutions, depositors, records, RAC staff, teams and program fields.

EEO statement

The Rockefeller Archive Center is an equal employer in equal opportunities committed to diversifying his workforce and is committed to believing in compliance with all federal, state and local employment opportunities. The Archive Center invites requests from candidates regardless of race, belief, color, age, disability, religion, national gender, sexual inclination, sexual expression, or any other characteristic protected by law. The Archive Center is obliged to provide access, equal opportunities and reasonable residence for individuals with disabilities. As part of this commitment, the archive center will guarantee the provision of reasonable accommodations. If a reasonable housing is needed to participate in the job application process, please call Careers@rockarch.org. For additional information, including the Archive Center Expanding accessibilityPlease visit our website on our website www.rockarch.org.

How to apply

RAC is committed to a fair and comprehensive review. Each CV is reviewed by the recruitment team without using AI and/or algorithms.

To apply, please complete the request here: https://Rockch.smaply.us/prog/assistant_director_for_access/

Applications will be accepted until Friday, October 3, 2025.

Summary of the situation

The Rockefeller Archive Center is looking for a highly experienced and cooperation supervisor and the Lebanese team to join his archive program as an access manager.

In this role, it will enhance RAC’s efforts to link users to groups by providing the leadership of the access and support team; Recommendation and implementing ways to expand virtual/online access programs for the institution; Service Services Department at RAC and support external inquiries from researchers and donor organizations in RAC records; RAC Photography Services Department, including digitization projects on demand and organizational digitization; And help in shaping our strategy for future initiatives in these areas.

We are looking for a person who is committed to broad and fair access to archives and connected to the well -known and emerging archives and practices. Experienced candidates are encouraged to support a community of diversified users and a set of research curriculum to apply.

You will submit a report to the architect and work closely with other members of the Architectural Strategy Strategy Group, including the Assistant Director of the Archives and Digital Strategies, Assistant Director of Group Management, and Assistant Director for Prosecution.

We realize that this is a long list of responsibilities and qualifications. If you think you can excel in this role, we encourage you to apply. We are committed to looking at a wide range of candidates, including those who have experiences and backgrounds in the diverse workplace.

Responsibilities

• It runs all aspects of the RAC access program, which includes people, operations and systems that link user societies in RAC to groups, both on the site or almost.
• It builds, lead and support for members of the arrival team by setting goals and priorities for arrival; He runs the strategic task to work to balance the continuous demands with other priorities; It provides clear and effective performance management; Supports and encourages professional development; The delegate works and enables individuals to show the initiative.
• It proposes, developing and implementing policies, procedures and other documents to support access activities related to access, including, but not limited to reading processes, use of discovery and demand management systems, virtual user support services, copyright and use, digitization and digitization processes, and the urgent domain process.
• It cooperates effectively with the leadership of RAC and with other teams and fields of the program, including the research and participation program, to support the goals and goals of the organization.

Qualifications

required

• Master’s degree in a relevant field and 5 years of archival experience at least; or
• Bachelor’s degree in a field related to a minimum of 10 years of archival experience.
• Supervisory experience and project management experience in the team’s environment.

He prefers

• Experience with current archive systems, especially the discovery and demand management systems, showed.
• The ability and desire to work in an approach directed towards the team to achieve organizational goals.
• Knowledge of archive standards and procedures showed.
• The ability to work independently showed on multiple projects and priorities.
• The ability to share knowledge and cooperation in the various program fields showed.

compensation

The salary range for this position is 105,026 dollars -157,539 thousand dollars per year and is appropriate for experience.

The Rockefeller Archive Center supports a flexible work environment. All flexible work arrangements are determined and approved by the employee supervisor and will necessarily differ between different jobs.

About Rockefeller Archive Center

The Rockefeller Archives (RAC) is located in Sleepy Hollow, New York in 1974 as a result of the efforts of John de Rockefeller, the son. Since that time, the archive center has grown significantly, now carries a large number of charitable institutions, including the Ford Foundation, the Knight Foundation, the Hiolite Foundation, many other institutions and civil society organizations, as well as the papers of individuals associated with these organizations.

In RAC groups, researchers from all over the world can explore topics ranging from the history of medicine, science and public health to areas such as arts, agriculture, social sciences, urban affairs and public policy. The RAC salary program provides support for those who need to travel to the archive center for their research, while its rich resources via the Internet occupy more global societies. In addition, RAC hold conferences, workshops and other gatherings regularly to collect various societies to discuss important issues related to their groups.

The Rockefeller Archive Center is headed as president and director of human resources and operations, architects managers, and the director of research and participation. The Access team is placed in the architectural program, led by the archive director, and includes the director of the digitization program, three archives, three preserved assistants and assistants in the reading room. The task of reaching the connection of RAC users is to groups, both on the site or almost. RAC users include researchers, donor institutions, depositors, records, RAC staff, teams and program fields.

EEO statement

The Rockefeller Archive Center is an equal employer in equal opportunities committed to diversifying his workforce and is committed to believing in compliance with all federal, state and local employment opportunities. The Archive Center invites requests from candidates regardless of race, belief, color, age, disability, religion, national gender, sexual inclination, sexual expression, or any other characteristic protected by law. The Archive Center is obliged to provide access, equal opportunities and reasonable residence for individuals with disabilities. As part of this commitment, the archive center will guarantee the provision of reasonable accommodations. If a reasonable housing is needed to participate in the job application process, please call Careers@rockarch.org. For additional information, including the Archive Center Expanding accessibilityPlease visit our website on our website www.rockarch.org.

How to apply

RAC is committed to a fair and comprehensive review. Each CV is reviewed by the recruitment team without using AI and/or algorithms.

To apply, please complete the request here: https://Rockch.smaply.us/prog/assistant_director_for_access/

Applications will be accepted until Friday, October 3, 2025.