Researches, develops, and implements integrated workflows to produce high-quality digital materials in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Undertakes and advises on complex digital projects, including offering technical expertise. Responsible for the distribution and integrity of the Press's digital assets, including all e-books and other digital materials as well as all publication metadata. Oversees the integration of press-wide digital systems, including the Press's internal database, and co-ordinating and training people as required. Consults with, and develops strategies for, the editorial, production, and marketing departments in the use of digital systems and data to their fullest. Ensures that the Press's digital systems are up to date and congruent with current market and industry requirements and trends.

Managed physical and virtual access to the collection; maintained collections management system (Mimsy XG); developed reports on the database; managed digitization process and staff; installed new objects into storage; performed other collections management duties as requested.Key Accomplishments:• Intimately involved in day-to-day administration of the MOA collections management system (Mimsy XG): liaising with the vendor to troubleshoot problems and implement customisations; performing data integrity checks; importing data from other sources; customising table views; and training new staff and volunteers.• Implemented new location tracking system utilizing iPods and Bluetooth barcode scanners, greatly improving data accuracy and reducing time spent inputting location change information.• Developed report using conditional formatting and field manipulation to quickly generate all specific objects labels in the permanent galleries.• Worked with administrative staff to develop a standardized program for curators and designers to use when planning the re-installation of MOA's collections into the new galleries during the MOA Renewal Project.• Managed research spaces, facilitating efficient and organized access to the collections by community members, academic researchers, colleagues, and others, as well as effectively coordinating competing needs for research spaces.• Acted as a team lead for the final installation of objects into the new Multiversity Galleries during the Renewal Project, always meeting or exceeding targeted outcomes and deadlines. • Contributed customised tables and scripts to the FileMaker Pro-based Object Tracker Database (used for tracking object movement during the Collections Research Enhancement Project), allowing data to be entered more efficiently and with fewer errors.• Ensured the retention of relevant object information by developing and implementing processes for migrating data from the OTDB to Mimsy XG at the end of the CREP.