Albany, NY and Worcester, MA: Sourcery Community Ambassadors, Sourcery App, University of Connecticut

Job Opening Title:
Sourcery Community Ambassadors

Name of Employer:
Sourcery App, University of Connecticut

Job Site Location (City AND State):
Albany, NY and Worcester, MA

Application Deadline:

Minimum Degree Requirement:
Enrolled or graduated from MLIS/MS/MA/PhD program

Years of experience required:

Salary Range:
$50 honorarium from the University of Connecticut plus full payout for each completed job.

Job Opening URL:
https://forms.gle/eSzfUTHt6pGm3znS8

Job Description (if URL to posting not available). Include instructions for how to apply:
Sourcery (sourceryapp.org), a not-for-profit archival document delivery app, creates one place for researchers to request scans of archival materials and local archive users (called “Sourcerers”) to fill them. We are seeking experienced archive users who are comfortable with digital research tools to complete document scanning jobs in the Albany, NY and Worcester, MA areas.

Responsibilities & Duties:
– Attend a 30 minute orientation meeting via Zoom
– Complete an onboarding worksheet
– Create and maintain a Sourcery App account
Introduce Sourcery to your research/social circles
– Commitment to fulfill at least one (1) job posted in the Sourcery app for your chosen city between July 2026 – June 2027, and provide feedback via a worksheet.

Qualified applicants will demonstrate the following:
– Located in or nearby Albany, NY or Worcester, MA
– Enrolled or graduated from MLIS/MS/MA/PhD program
– Access to an iPhone or Android device running a recent version of the iOS or Android operating system
– Experience handling materials in closed archives

Compensation is a $50 honorarium from the University of Connecticut plus full payout for each completed job.

To apply, fill out the Google Form application (https://forms.gle/eSzfUTHt6pGm3znS8) and email a copy of your resume to support@sourceryapp.org.

Sourcery is produced by the University of Connecticut’s Institutional Insights and Innovation (i3) department in collaboration with Digital Scholar (digitalscholar.org), the same not-for-profit behind Zotero (zotero.org), Tropy (tropy.org), and Omeka (omeka.org).

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