Digital Navigator Project Coordinator

$52,000 - $52,000/Yr

State of Idaho - Boise, ID

Full-time - Entry Level

Boise, ID

5,001-10,000 employees

Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support

About the position

The Digital Navigator Project Coordinator will work with the Idaho Commission for Libraries (ICfL) to enhance the capacity of Idaho organizations in bridging the digital divide. This role involves coordinating the statewide digital navigator program, providing training, and collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure effective digital navigation services for Idahoans. This is a limited service position expected to continue through June 30, 2029, with hybrid telework options available.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and deliver the statewide digital navigator program.
• Provide 'train the trainer' sessions (in-person and virtual).
• Work collaboratively with ICfL staff to assess educational needs of Idahoans and refine plans.
• Develop and present information to varying audiences and one-on-one over the phone or in person to support digital navigation efforts.
• Work with sub-grantees to ensure successful digital navigator projects.
• Assist in the development of data collection and analysis strategies for evaluation activities.
• Develop grant assessments and reports directly related to the digital navigator project.
• Attend and utilize training, conferences, and workshops in subject matter relevant to digital access.
• Create monthly summary reports of work completed toward goals.
• Monitor digital navigator expenditures.
• Participate in agency meetings and special projects as assigned.
• Travel to libraries and other community sites to conduct or monitor trainings.
• Collaborate and build alliances with other state agencies and local organizations.
• Provide guidance and help create Digital Navigation support materials and resources.
• Develop and revise content for ICfL's newsletters, website, and blogs.
• Contribute to ICfL's social media tools.

Requirements

• Experience in planning and implementing projects.
• Experience in developing, promoting, and gaining project support.
• Ability to interpret and explain specialized or complex material into information usable by the public.

Nice-to-haves

• Good knowledge of basic computer skills and digital skills development, including computers, smartphones, e-readers, wireless devices, software applications, and databases.
• Knowledge of training methods.
• Familiarity with accessibility tools and assistive technology.
• Experience in developing or reviewing and evaluating public informational materials.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Strong customer service skills with experience working with underserved populations.
• Ability to speak, write, and read both English and Spanish preferred.

Benefits

• Medical, vision, and dental insurance
• PERSI retirement benefits
• Paid sick, vacation, and parental leave
• 11 paid holidays per year