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MARK A. MATIENZO

Brooklyn, NY - USA

SUMMARY 
US citizen. Experienced in a wide range of archival practice, including appraisal, arrangement, description, and reference. Proficient with many metadata standards in archives and libraries, including DACS, EAD, MARC, Dublin Core, and AACR2. Experienced with systems administration and support in library environments. Highly research-oriented, with areas of interest including archival theory, taxonomies, information visualization, and descriptive practice. Capable of working well both in teams and individually, under strict deadlines and with changing priorities.

EDUCATION 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, April 2004

Master of Science in Information (Archives and Records Management)

 

SKILLS 
  • Languages: Spoken and written English; reading knowledge of French and Latin.
  • Applications: Microsoft Office, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Acrobat.
  • Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, Free/Net/OpenBSD, Solaris, VMS.
  • Programming: Python, SQL, Unix shell scripts, Perl, PHP, Ruby (basic knowledge).
  • Database Systems: MySQL, Access, Oracle, Sybase, XQuery (basic knowledge).
  • Web/Markup Languages: XML, JSON, XHTML, XSLT 1.0 and 2.0, CSS, EAD, TEI.
  • System Administration: Linux, Apache, MySQL, Postfix.
  • Metadata Standards: MARC21/MARCXML, DACS, EAD, MODS, AACR2, LCRI, DCRM(B), Dublin Core.
  • Classification Standards & Thesauri: LCSH, LCNAF, NACO, LC Classification, AAT, TGM, MeSH, DDC.
  • Bibliographic Utilities: OCLC, RLIN, Classweb, Cataloger's Desktop, NUC pre-1956, NUCMC.
  • Library Management Systems: SirsiDynix Horizon, Endeavor Voyager, Innovative Interfaces.
  • Reference Products: OCLC, ProQuest, LexisNexis, SilverPlatter, Web of Knowledge.

WORK EXPERIENCE 

June 2008 - Present

New York, NY

Applications Developer, NYPL Labs, The New York Public Library
Lead developer for online exhibition projects using the Omeka platform. Responsible for large scale indexing project, including metadata mapping, maintenance of Solr instances, and collaboration with units throughout the Library.

TRAINING 
  • PREMIS Data Dictionary Workshop, Library of Congress, June 2007.
  • Name Authority Institute, Library of Congress, November 2006.
  • Describing Archives: A Content Standard, Society of American Archivists, October 2006.
  • Introduction to Grant Writing, Smithsonian Institution, November 2005.

PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT 
Museum Computer Network
  • Chair, Standards Special Interest Group, November 2008 - Present.

American Association for History and Computing
  • Member, October 2008 - Present.

RLG Programs, OCLC
  • Member, EAD Tool Analysis Working Group, November 2008 - Present.

Society of American Archivists
  • Co-Chair, RLG Programs Roundtable, August 2008 - Present.
  • Member, Website Working Group, September 2007 - Present.
  • Member, Technical Subcommittee on Descriptive Standards, September 2007 - Present.
  • Chair, Description Section, 2007-2008.
  • Vice Chair/Chair Elect, Description Section, 2006-2007.
  • Web Liaison and Steering Committee Member, Metadata and Digital Object Roundtable, August 2006 - Present.

OTHER PROJECTS 
ArchivesBlogs, Creator/Editor, August 2006 - Present
  • Design and maintenance of website that syndicates blogs by archivists and about archival issues, hosted by the ibiblio project at the University of North Carolina.

Open Source Software Development
  • zgw (Python Z39.50/Web Gateway), December 2007 - Present
  • pymarc (Python module for MARC21/MARCXML), July 2007 - Present

CONFERENCE SESSIONS 
  • "Cheeseburgers With Everything: Context, Content, and Connections in Archival Description" (invited speaker), EAD@10: A Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Encoded Archival Description, San Francisco, CA, August 2008.
  • "Canonization, Archivalization, and the Archival Imaginary" (speaker), Archive Fervour/Archive Further, Aberystwyth University (Wales), July 2008.
  • "Archivists' Toolkit" (speaker), code4lib, Portland, OR, February 2008.
  • "Rethinking Access And Descriptive Practice" (chair/commentator), Society of American Archivists, Chicago, IL, August 2007.
  • "Solr and Lucene for Libraries" (co-moderator), Library Camp NYC, New York, NY, August 2007.
  • "How To Create Unmaintainable Indexing Workflow" (speaker), code4lib, Athens, GA, February 2007.
  • "Bridging the Gap: Techie to Non-Techie" (moderator), Library Camp East, Darien, CT, September 2006.

PUBLICATIONS 
  • Review of Memory Practices in the Sciences, Journal of the Association of History & Computing X(1), February 2007.

AWARDS AND HONORS 
  • School of Information Opportunity Scholarship, University of Michigan, September 2001 - December 2003.
  • Registration Scholarship, 10th Annual National Conference on the Management of Electronic Records, September 2002.
  • Honors, Senior Independent Study Thesis, College of Wooster, April 2001.
  • Phi Sigma Tau (Philosophy Honors Society), College of Wooster, April 2000.
  • Arthur Holly Compton Scholarship, College of Wooster, September 1997 - May 2001.


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