Job: Technical Community Manager | DataCite

Your responsibilities Build strategies to drive adoption and technical implementation Continuously evaluate workflows and demonstrate value for community stakeholders through embedding DataCite services in their workflows Communicate the stakeholder value proposition across the various DataCite services Lead the DataCite Service Providers program Monitor the use of DataCite services to track key adoption metrics Provide input into the product design specifications as needed Develop relevant materials and demonstrate best practices in order to improve adoption Lead the DataCite Adoption team Manage a small team responsible for Adoption, Technical Workflows, and Support Develop the DataCite adoption strategy and align with the DataCite strategic plan Be the internal point of contact for the DataCite Engineering team to ensure alignment Organize community efforts towards adoption of data metrics Advocate for adoption of responsible, meaningful approaches to research data assessment Coordinate with community stakeholders to define the adoption strategies of data usage and data citation best practices Convene community stakeholders to build on the established Community of Practice Ensure project outcomes are adopted as part of DataCite's core services Develop adoption strategies for the various project activities and outputs Work with Early Adopters to provide exemplar implementations and best practices Actively participate in community groups and meetings to ensure alignment across community initiatives Coordinate further development and adoption of the DataCite metadata schema Be the DataCite representative on the Metadata Working Group Collate member, service provider, and other community stakeholder feedback for the Metadata Working Group and share adoption and implementation use cases Work with members, service providers and other community stakeholders on implementation of metadata best practices Required skills and qualifications University degree Familiar with research infrastructure and the open science landscape Sufficient technical skills to advise members on integrations, including experience with making and troubleshooting requests to RESTful APIs and familiarity with XML and JSON data structures Experience with Git/Github and basic knowledge of one or more scripting languages such as Python, Javascript, Ruby or PHP Familiarity/comfort with command line tools, such as cURL Knowledge of data metrics and the various community efforts Passionate about metadata Ability to work with a distributed team across time zones Strong, compelling, and clear written, oral, and visual communication Self-motivated to succeed and take initiative and seek continuous improvement Desired skills Outreach experience, particularly engaging with global and technical audiences Data science skills Familiarity with product management Familiarity with one or more digital repository platforms (DSpace, Dataverse, ePrints, Invenio, Samvera, etc) Experience with tools such as Salesforce and Wordpress is a plus Experience working in an international environment Comfortable working remotely Why work for us Remote position. Competitive local salary. 30 days vacation time annually, plus 1 day paid extra for volunteer work of your choice. Flexible working hours. Option to work in a co-working space with a paid contribution from us. Opportunity to learn something new every day.