FWS - Library Technology Aide - Cornelius Public Library (CSWS)

FWS - Library Technology Aide - Cornelius Public Library (CSWS) Overview Category Student Description This position is only open to current Pacific University Students Location: Off Campus at Cornelius Public Library (1370 N Adair St, Cornelius, OR 97113) Wage: $16.80/hr Length of employment: 2026-27 academic year Purpose of Position: At the Cornelius Public Library, you'll encounter a friendly, bilingual team dedicated to valuing and supporting you. We are committed to the library's mission: to connect, inspire, and empower everyone to thrive. Conectar, inspirar y apoyar a todos para prosperar. Our library provides a dynamic environment that fosters interaction among individuals from diverse backgrounds. We work together to cultivate aculture of equity and inclusion, fostering literacy, creativity, learning, and community service. This goal is achieved through both independent efforts and teamwork with other staff members in the services we provide. Taking on roles such as administrative assistant, technical assistant, library STEM events developer, or technology aide presents significant opportunities for personal and professional growth. These positions not only enable you to support others and contribute to the intellectual and cultural life of the community, but they also help you develop a wide range of transferable skills. These skills include effective communication, collaboration, adherence to procedures, process creation, multitasking, strong attention to detail, organization, problem-solving, prioritization, and a commitment to public and community service. Embracing these roles can lead to both personal fulfillment and valuable professional development. Join us and be part of something greater! Job Duties and Responsibilities: The Technology Aide will assist on any day by: Assist patrons and staff with computers, printers, and technologyresources to improve satisfaction and reduce wait times for techsupport, ensuring that users can complete tasks efficiently. Provide basic technology-based instructional sessions for individualsand small groups to enhance their confidence and proficiency inusing library technology, leading to increased usage of techresources among participants. Create instructional materials tailored to library technology systemsand tools. This will enhance staff learning to better support ourpatrons and utilize the available technology at the library. Perform a comprehensive inventory check of all computer-relatedequipment to enhance maintenance planning, identify equipmentneeds, and improve resource management. Conduct regular updates and maintenance on public computers,printers, laptops, and WiFi hotspots to ensure the reliability andfunctionality of all technology resources, reducing downtime andenhancing user experience. Participate in various technology-related projects as needed, such assetting up new equipment or implementing new software. Continuously improving the library's technological offerings to makeit a more attractive and accessible resource for the community. Competencies to Practice: The Cornelius Public Library offers a range of rewarding opportunities that foster learning, personal growth, and professional development. Focused on cultivating learning and enjoyment, students will engage in the following areas: Analytical & Critical Thinking: Assisting in the preparation for STEMprograms. Applied Problem Solving: Troubleshooting equipment issues. Engaging Diversity: Coordinating activities that connect with communitymembers. Digital Literacy: Assisting with the implementation of library technology procedures and maintenance. Oral & Written Communication: Creating instructional materials and sharing basic technology instruction sessions. Teamwork & Leadership: Collaborating with a team of staff and volunteers. Qualifications Excellent customer service and communication skills. High attention to detail. Ability to use technology as part of everyday functions in the workplace Openness to learn new skills and software. Ability to work independently. Effectively learn and integrate new technologies #J-18808-Ljbffr Pacific University