The Programs and Partnerships Officer (APO II) will coordinate statewide programming initiatives for the direct benefit of public libraries across the state. The incumbent will work closely with public libraries to understand the unique needs of their communities and develop impactful, outcome-based programs that address those needs.
The Programs and Partnerships Officer will be responsible for leading complex project management efforts, including the oversight of state and federal grant-funded initiatives, with project scopes that may encompass digital literacy, civic engagement, health literacy, and workforce development. This includes analyzing data to make informed decisions, ensuring effective program implementation, and reporting progress to stakeholders. A critical aspect of this position is fostering and maintaining strong, strategic relationships with colleagues across the agency, library professionals, state agencies, and community organizations.
Through collaboration and partnership-building, the Programs and Partnerships Officer will ensure programs are aligned with both local and statewide priorities, creating lasting benefits for public libraries and the communities they serve. The starting salary range is $48,000 - $52,000 depending on education and experience.
The job will remain open until filled.