The employee performs the following functions:
Manages documents transferred for permanent preservation that originate from political parties, public organizations, other non-governmental organizations, and private individuals.
Accepts documents from state institutions, agencies, and enterprises for permanent preservation and arranges archival holdings efficiently within the archive storage.
Conducts quantity and condition checks of accepted documents and prepares inspection reports.
Prepares archival descriptions at all levels within the Electronic Archive Information System (EAIS).
Contributes to the preparation of educational events, exhibitions, articles, and projects.
Substitutes for the reading room staff and assists visitors.
Digitizes documents preserved in the archive.
Carries out other one-time assignments from the division head aimed at implementing the measures defined in the Archive’s annual plans.
Special Requirements:
A university degree in the field of humanities or social sciences, along with professional knowledge in the field of document management.
Familiarity with the laws of the Republic of Lithuania and other legal acts regulating public administration, civil service, labor relations, and the protection and provision of information.
Knowledge of the Law on Documents and Archives of the Republic of Lithuania and other legal acts regulating document management.
Ability to analyze and summarize information and draw conclusions.
Excellent oral and written communication skills in Lithuanian; proficiency in using Microsoft Office software.