by Zach Miller
Quick Summary
This full time position offers an annual salary between $67,852 and $130,000. Applicants must hold a Master's Degree in history, public history, or library and information science (or a related field) six years of progressive experience in archival and/or records management. Applications are due by May 19.
Text courtesy of the State of North Carolina.
Overview
The State Archivist and Records Administrator provides leadership, vision, and strategic direction for the division; establishes standards and priorities for the division; oversees the scheduling of state and local government records; collaborates with agency administration on legal issues related to public records including replevin efforts; oversees all public services for the division; promotes the work of the division in a variety of mediums; manages all grant, appropriated, and receipts based funds for the division, including oversight and strategic use of the Archives and Records Management (ARM) funds based on departmental priorities; serves as deputy coordinator for the State Historical Records Advisory Board (SHRAB); collaborates with the Friends of the Archives, a support group for the division, including serving on the board; engages key stakeholders within the department, state and local government and appropriate national government and non-profit groups to further the mission and goals of the division; and partners with professional organizations statewide and nationally to promote best practices and standards for the management of government records.
For more information, and to apply, visit North Carolina's government jobs website.
