CE- LIBRARY ASSISTANT

Opportunity Description To view the full scope of this opportunity, including essential job functions, Schedule Commitment Regular attendance is an essential job function. The Library Assistant works a variable, 20-hour schedule, including Saturdays, Sundays, and evenings. Pay Plan Pay Grade #5. The full Pay Grade Range is shown for growth and development opportunities within the grade. Salary determination is supported by budget availability and qualifications of the candidate to maintain internal equity. Hiring Range $19.17 Min $19.17 Mid $23.48 Max $27.79 Candidate Engagement Plan September 4 - September 20: Accepting Applications September 21 - September 25: Application Material Review and Technical Phone Screenings September 28 - October 2: Selected candidates are invited to complete a DISC Assessment and participate in a Panel Interview October 5 - October 9: Interview Experience Experience High School Diploma/GED. 1+ year of library experience is preferred. Municipal library experience, bilingual ability, and/or higher education is preferred. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Works effectively as part of a team. Communicates clearly and professionally, both verbally and in writing, with city staff, citizens, and other individuals using the English language. Performs multiple tasks simultaneously and adapts to frequent changes in priorities under time pressures. Utilizes a personal computer and the library’s Integrated Library System (ILS). Operates a motor vehicle safely for travel within the city and to library-related events A message from Jessica Carpenter, Director of Community Experiences After nearly 20 years as Parks and Recreation, our department has experienced explosive growth of our parks and trails system, and expanded its scope to include a recreation and aquatics center, a tennis center, a senior and community center, a biodiversity education center, playgrounds, new ball fields, community gardens, a farmers market, a cemetery, massive growth in special event offerings, the addition of a marketing and community engagement team, a dog park, an arts center, a library, pickleball courts and thousands of camps, classes, programs, sports leagues and services. We offer such a wide variety of services to the community - greatly expanding the purview of traditional parks and recreation. In January 2023 we became Coppell Community Experiences. The name change and rebranding reflects our desire to reimagine the way we serve the Coppell community and continue to meet both current needs and demands of the future. Several industries are now joined together working toward the same goal: to provide exceptional experiences to the Coppell community. Coppell Community Experiences is comprised of the following facilities and areas of responsibility: Facilities The CORE (recreation and aquatic center) Wagon Wheel Tennis & Pickleball Center Coppell Senior & Community Center at Grapevine Springs Cozby Library & Community Commons Biodiversity Education Center Coppell Arts Center Rolling Oaks Memorial Center Park Operations Parks, playgrounds, and trails Ball fields and medians Community Engagement Marketing and Communications Special Events Coppell Community Garden Coppell Farmers Market Day Camps (summer and holiday breaks) Adult Athletics Click Here to learn more about the City of Coppell Cozby Library & Community Commons. In accordance with the ADA, the City of Coppell is willing to consider any reasonable accommodation. #J-18808-Ljbffr Coppell, City of (TX)