Jobs at Brooklyn Public Library

Provide front-line public service at the circulation desk, perform check-in/check-out and holds processing, assist patrons with technology, complete data entry, prepare reports and schedules, train part-time staff and volunteers, process library cards and materials, handle supply requisitions, and perform routine clerical and outreach duties.

Provide intensive one-on-one and small-group case management for adult learners (WIOA HSE), assess needs, set service plans, coordinate community referrals, track progress in ASISTS, run outreach and workshops, and support participant transitions to education, training, or employment. Must travel within the Literacy Zone and work evenings and alternate Saturdays.

Provide frontline technology support and training at library branches: troubleshoot hardware/software, install peripherals, coordinate with IT/vendors, lead user classes, maintain tech checklists, and perform circulation/customer service duties including opening/closing and outreach.

Deliver excellent customer service to library patrons; develop and maintain community partnerships; design and implement free programs that align with Brooklyn Public Library’s mission; engage a culturally diverse community in educational and cultural offerings.

Provide reference and reader's advisory services; develop and maintain the young adult collection; plan and run programs for ages 13-17; perform outreach to schools and community groups; promote library services; implement BPL policy; serve on committees and work evenings and weekends as needed.

Provides reference and reader's advisory services; develops and promotes the young adult collection; plans and runs programs and school/class visits for ages 13–17; engages community partners; implements library policy; maintains youth area displays; and performs other branch duties in a fast-paced public library environment.

Support development of a multi-floor permanent exhibition on Brooklyn history: research, narrative mapping, object selection, draft text, stakeholder consultation, exhibit design advising, marketing support, and project management including timelines, object checklists, and coordinating interns and partners.

Provide courteous, user-centered tech support for library staff and patrons: troubleshoot basic hardware/software issues, guide users on library technology, assist with in-person and virtual programs, support major tech initiatives, and deliver excellent customer service.

Lead full-cycle recruitment for exempt, non-exempt, union, and temporary roles. Source and build diverse talent pipelines, manage ATS and agency relationships, coordinate interviews, conduct background checks and exit interviews, create TA metrics reports, support onboarding, and represent the library at recruiting events while advising hiring managers on job descriptions and selection strategies.

This role involves managing government relations, organizing grants, and supporting funding processes for the Brooklyn Public Library. Responsibilities include budget advocacy, drafting testimonies, and community engagement activities.

The Network Administrator will manage the library's network, providing support and maintenance for hardware and software, ensuring security and resolving issues.

The Case Manager supports adult literacy program participants, conducting assessments, providing resources, and facilitating workshops to help individuals achieve educational and career goals.

The Senior Accountant performs general accounting tasks, manages grant financial reports, bank reconciliations, and journal entries, ensuring compliance with policies.

The Children's Librarian provides reference services, develops children's collections, plans programs for children, and advocates for their needs within the community.

Coordinate Brooklyn Supports programming in underserved Brooklyn libraries, assist patrons with social services and benefits (including Access HRA), develop community partnerships, provide referrals and follow-up, run outreach and workshops on benefits and mental health, collaborate with government and community providers, maintain documentation and reports, and support broader library navigation programs.