Assist with processing records for upcoming digitization efforts, to include the following tasks: inventory records, prepare records for shipment (unfold, flatten, identify any condition issues that may impact the scanning process), rehouse documents in archival encasements to ensure long-term storage and preservation, among other tasks, Work on records management tasks for the Clerk's Office and City Manager's large-scale organization project, including reviewing storage locations, identifying and separating records by department, preparing records for either destruction or storage (based upon the instruction provided by project leads), cleaning records for review and processing, Assist with performing quality control verifications on returned collections prior to publication for public access, Assist in the inventory of existing collections and adding location information for ease of access, Assist with drafting finding aids for permanent and temporary collections, Review collections of permanent documents and identify preservation needs for future work, and. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Education & Experience: Bachelor's degree in public policy, business administration, library science, archival science, information management, or progress towards a degree in a relevant subject area, Prior experience working on records in a general office setting, Experience working on independent projects, with a proven track record of completing tasks by their deadlines.