Grants Officer for the Digitization & Preservation of Documents, Archives and Artifacts

QUALIFICATIONS:

Master’s degree in Library Science (MLS), Archival Studies, History, Museum studies or a related field. The position requires a balance of archival knowledge to understand the value of the materials as well as technical knowledge to ensure the digital preservation is sustainable and accessible.
Familiarity with metadata standards, digital imaging, archival storage technologies, and content management systems.
Experience in grant initiation, development, monitoring, analysis and private foundation processes.
Strong analytical thinking, project management, and written communication skills.
Minimum of 5 years of full-time work experience

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Remain current on research, activities, and trends in the area of digitization & preservation of documents, archives and artifacts of Jewish interest.
Identify opportunities for grant investment in in the area of digitization & preservation of documents, archives and artifacts of Jewish interest consistent with the Foundation’s mission
Participate in proposal review and due diligence processes
Monitor grantee compliance with grant agreements and reporting requirements
Generate reports for the board and/or committees of the board
Liaise with foundation’s legal team and finance office as part of grants management
Perform such other duties as might be required