Jobs at Maricopa County

Recruit and onboard poll workers for the 2026 election cycle: conduct phone interviews, process applications, update poll-worker records in the Board Worker Software System, schedule training, handle incoming communications, and use Microsoft Office and in-house systems. Role is full-time temporary with irregular hours, mandatory overtime during election periods, and on-site election-day duties.

Provide administrative support for contract attorneys including coordinating travel, processing Request of Funds, managing transcription/media requests, conducting case research, handling front desk reception backup, and assisting with office projects.

Manage federal-aid construction projects from initiation through closeout, ensuring contractor compliance with federal requirements (Buy America/BABA, DBRA, Title VI, DBE). Perform audits, schedule and cost analysis, prepare reports, respond to public information requests, litigation holds, and claims. Coordinate with contractors, consultants, ADOT, and other agencies; lead ADOT CA recertification and Title VI coordination. Develop and update procedures, provide training, and support project documentation and record closeout processes.

Supervise a team managing 35+ roadway maintenance contracts (landscaping, sweeping, trash removal, pavement markings, culvert cleaning). Oversee staff scheduling, field verification, invoice approval, vendor selection, contract compliance, Cartegraph data integrity, site inspections, and coordinate with procurement and finance. Provide performance management and handle special contracted projects.

Provide entry-level transportation planning services including reviewing development plans for compliance, assisting on planning projects and traffic model analysis, compiling data and reports, participating in public/agency meetings, and developing professional staff reports and presentations.

Perform moderate-to-high complexity clinical laboratory testing (bacteriology, serology, immunology, parasitology, virology, mycobacteriology); prepare and analyze specimens; operate, calibrate, and maintain instruments; perform quality control and CLIA-compliant recordkeeping; enter data and report results; train peers; maintain supplies and participate in emergency response and travel for trainings/conferences.

As a Physician Assistant at the Office of the Medical Examiner, you will perform medical investigations, review records to determine causes of death, certify deaths, and interact with family members and law enforcement.

The Voter Registration Specialist provides voter registration services, processes applications, assists with election duties, and ensures adherence to laws.

The Enterprise Architect will lead the architecture for Compute, Hosting, and Platform Services, focusing on modernization, governance, and alignment with business needs. They will collaborate with various teams to develop standards, improve service management, and ensure technology solutions support organizational efficiency and security.

As a Temporary Recruiter, you will recruit and hire election workers, manage communications, and support election activities in a fast-paced environment.

The Attorney will represent indigent clients in court proceedings, conduct legal research, prepare cases for trial, and manage legal documentation.

As an Attorney II, you will represent indigent clients, preparing cases, conducting legal research, and appearing in court to advocate for their rights.

The Trades Generalist performs maintenance and repairs for Maricopa County facilities, ensuring proper operation and preventing degradation of spaces and infrastructure.

The Early Voting Operations Coordinator will manage ballot operations, assist in interdepartmental deliveries, and provide administrative support as needed.

The Lead Psychiatrist provides clinical oversight and guidance for psychiatric care in Correctional Health Services, while collaborating with leadership to ensure quality psychiatric care for incarcerated patients.

As an Addictionologist, you will provide integrated healthcare to incarcerated individuals, developing and expanding substance use treatments, and evaluating and treating patients with addiction disorders while collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.

The Temporary Mail Courier coordinates incoming ballots and correspondence, supports interdepartmental deliveries, and assists with early voting operations in the Recorder's Office.

The role involves working as a Prosecutor I lawyer apprentice, conducting trials, presenting legal arguments, and maintaining relationships with various stakeholders. Successful candidates must complete 24 months of employment to qualify for full membership in the State Bar of Arizona.

The HRIS (Workday) Analyst will support Workday Time and Absence configuration and reporting, acting as a liaison between stakeholders and technical teams, ensuring effective communication and documentation of requirements and impacts.

The Workday Benefit Systems Analyst will support Workday Benefit configuration and reporting, ensuring accurate benefit data and an optimal employee experience. Responsibilities include process improvement, full cycle testing, production support, and collaboration with Benefit Partners for system enhancements.