Cataloger (noun)

A person responsible for creating and maintaining a catalog, especially one of books or other items in a library or museum.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from catalog + -er.

Examples:

1. The cataloger was responsible for ensuring that all new books were accurately recorded and cataloged.
2. The cataloger worked closely with the librarians to make sure the catalog was user-friendly and easy to navigate.
3. The cataloger had to keep up with the latest technology in order to make the catalog more accessible to the public.
4. The cataloger was also responsible for preserving the historical records of the library, including old catalogs and books.
5. The cataloger was an important part of the library staff, as the catalog was the heart of the library's collection and the primary tool for finding information.