Faculty & Staff Opportunities

Research and Instruction Librarian (Librarian I)

Job ID: 301385

The Library at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia invites applications for an early career professional to join the teaching team in the Academic Engagement department. The Research and Instruction Librarian is responsible for providing library-based research support to the Georgia Tech community, especially students, faculty and staff in STEM disciplines. Academic Engagement plays a vital role for the library and the institution in supporting the research and learning of Georgia Tech students, faculty, and staff. The Research and Instruction Librarian will teach the Georgia Tech community in information, multimedia, and/or data literacy skills. The Research and Instruction Librarian will develop classes and workshops to adjust to a changing technological environment and create asynchronous learning materials to reach users at their point of need. Worksite location is Atlanta, GA.

Research Data Librarian or Archivist (Open Rank)

Job ID: 300508 

The Library at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia seeks a collaborative and innovative Research Data Librarian or Archivist to support the management, curation, and sharing of research data across the Institute. This position focuses on direct researcher support, instruction, and service delivery, helping faculty, students, and research teams implement effective data practices across the research lifecycle. The role works in close collaboration with campus partners and contributes to a growing Research Data Services program. This position reports to the Associate Dean for Research and Scholarly Access.

Research Scientist I

Job ID: 300516

The Library at the Georgia Institute of Technology seeks a technically skilled and collaborative Research Scientist (Research Data Services) to support data-intensive research through applied data analysis, computational methods, and workflow development. This position focuses on hands-on research support, technical implementation, and data-enabled research, partnering with faculty, students, and research teams to enhance research productivity, reproducibility, and innovation across disciplines. The Research Scientist will work closely with the Research Data Management Librarian/Archivist and campus partners to support a growing Research Data Services program. This position reports to the Associate Dean for Research and Scholarly Access.

Director of Development I

The Director of Development I, Library & Undergraduate Education, serves as a front-line development officer responsible for planning and implementing a coordinated program of fundraising activities. This role utilizes professional relationship-building skills to identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward major gift prospects, establishing and effectively managing relationships with significant donors. The Director will collaborate with the events team by participating in and supporting special events designed to engage and cultivate major gift prospects. This role will identify stewardship opportunities to enhance donor engagement. 

The Director will design and implement comprehensive fundraising plans, collaborating closely with deans, vice provosts, faculty, and staff. This position typically solicits gifts ranging from $25,000 to $1 million and manages an individual portfolio with average annual fundraising accountability of $1 to $2 million. The Director will oversee a prospect pool of up to 200 prospects. 

This position will interact on a regular basis with major and principal gift donors and prospective donors, including alumni, parents, representatives of corporations and foundations, staff, and volunteers. The Director of Development I will advise and counsel deans, school chairs, faculty, academic unit and program leadership, unit volunteer leadership, and other development officers.

Student Opportunities

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Student Research Assistant (Clough Seating Study, IRB2025-1248 Exempt)

We are seeking a Student Research Assistant to conduct observation passes and collect seating data in the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons and enter the resulting data. Opportunities exist for participation in resulting publication and presentation.

For future openings, please fill out the Library Student Employment Application

  • Your application will be distributed to various departments within the Library based on the need for student assistants. 
  • We will contact you if we have a suitable employment opportunity.
  • Scheduled hours vary by department; weekend or evening hours may be required.
  • In some departments, students are asked to work during semester breaks.

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