Citizen Potawatomi Nation Benefits Overview

Removes and counts money from gaming machines and chips from table games, maintains accurate financial records, logs machine counts, and transfers revenue to the vault. The role follows casino gaming regulations, accounting procedures, and internal controls while providing courteous customer service. Duties require basic accounting and cash-handling knowledge, accurate recordkeeping, communication skills, physical dexterity, lifting, and availability for any shift, weekends, and holidays.

Provides legal representation and counsel to a federally recognized tribal nation, including contract review, litigation, administrative proceedings, personnel matters, legislative and regulatory development, and oversight of outside counsel. Advises tribal leaders on legal rights, obligations, sovereignty, and government-to-government relationships. The role also supports the Legal Department, conducts legal research, maintains legal files, and represents the Nation before tribal, state, and federal courts and agencies.

Interns will be placed in a department according to their educational and career goals and will work on specific projects.