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Digital Librarian/DAM/Metadata & Taxonomy/content

44190   35.00 AN HOUR + 5 PTO days 10/19/2026 to 10/31/2028

We are seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Digital Librarian to support the management, governance, and discoverability of digital and media assets across our Media Asset Management (MAM) and Digital Asset Management (DAM) platforms.
This role will play a critical part in ensuring content is properly organized, accurately tagged, easily discoverable, and governed throughout its lifecycle. The ideal candidate combines traditional information management skills with modern digital content expertise and enjoys helping users find the right asset at the right time. Responsibilities align closely with digital librarian functions focused on metadata management, search optimization, training, and asset governance.
Key Responsibilities
Metadata & Taxonomy Management
Apply metadata standards, controlled vocabularies, and taxonomy structures.
Ensure digital assets are consistently tagged and categorized.
Maintain and improve metadata quality and governance standards.
Assist in developing enterprise-wide metadata frameworks.
Digital & Media Asset Management
Ingest, organize, and maintain image, video, audio, and document assets.
Conduct regular quality reviews and metadata audits.
Support archival and retention processes.
Identify duplicate, outdated, or non-compliant content.
Search & Discoverability
Improve search relevance and asset findability.
Analyze user search behavior and recommend improvements.
Optimize folders, collections, and categorization structures.
Support enterprise content governance initiatives.
User Support & Enablement
Assist users with locating and utilizing assets.
Provide training and guidance on DAM and MAM best practices.
Create user documentation, FAQs, and reference materials.
Serve as a subject matter resource for asset management processes.
Governance & Compliance
Ensure assets comply with governance policies and standards.
Verify rights management and usage restrictions.
Support content audits and reporting activities.
Assist with migration, cleanup, and data quality initiatives.
Success Measures
Within the first year, the Digital Librarian will:
Improve metadata completeness and accuracy.
Increase asset findability and search success rates.
Support successful migration and onboarding initiatives for DAM and MAM content.
Establish repeatable governance and quality assurance processes.
Deliver a positive user experience through training and support.
Ideal Candidate
You thrive on bringing order to complex content ecosystems, have a passion for information organization, and enjoy helping others navigate digital content. You

see metadata as the key to discoverability and understand the value that effective content governance brings to an enterprise organization.
This role is particularly well suited for a graduate student in Library Science, a retired librarian, or a digital content professional looking for a flexible schedule while leveraging expertise in information management and digital asset governance
Proficient in Microsoft products; AI technologies; advanced applications for managing content

Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Farmington Hills, MI, Kyyba has a global presence delivering high-quality resources and top-notch recruiting services, enabling businesses to effectively respond to organizational changes and technological advances.

At Kyyba, the overall well-being of our employees and their families is important to us. We are proud of our work culture which embodies our core values; incorporating value, passion, excellence, empowerment, and happiness, creates a vibrant and productive atmosphere. We empower our employees with the resources, incentives, and flexibility that they need to support a healthy, balanced, and fulfilling career by providing many valuable benefits and a balanced compensation structure combined with career development.

Kyyba is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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