Job: Library Technician I

Provides quality assurance by proofreading accessible instructional materials in Braille format and Nemeth code; verifies proof copies of Braille transcription against original scripts to detect grammatical, typographical, or compositional errors and marks proofs for correction; verifies Braille documents are formatted correctly; collaborates with Braille textbook transcribers in the production of accessible instructional materials; consults reference books to check references to rules of grammar and composition; marks proof with Braille stylus or pencil to correct errors, using standard printers= marks; performs other duties as assigned.

Must have a keen understanding of Literary Braille and English grammar; must know Nemeth code; must be detail oriented; have knowledge of research methods, techniques and/or sources of information. Ability to communicate effectively in both oral and written form; learn and use automated computer software programs; operate scanning and text-to speech programs and related equipment; establish, organize and/or maintain files; review and/or edit documents for accuracy and completeness; read and interpret tactile graphics and read and understand instructional materials in a variety of curriculum areas, including language arts, math, and science on instructional levels from K - 12; work within a structured setting; work independently and with assistant and manage time effectively. Preference will be given to Braille Proofreaders certified through the Library of Congress. Preference will be given to qualified deaf/hard-of-hearing and/or blind/visually impaired candidates. Successful completion of criminal background check is required for this position.