Jobs at Maricopa County

Provide clerical court support in adult criminal courtroom services: process orders, prepare minute entries, mark and secure exhibits, determine recipients of notices, attend non-minute hearings, and proofread documents to ensure accuracy and timeliness.

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.

Designs, develops, modernizes, and maintains enterprise .NET applications and integrations. Provides technical leadership, mentors staff, leads deployments and migrations, ensures security and performance, supports production, and collaborates with stakeholders across development, security, and infrastructure teams.

Lead and coordinate the Capital Improvement Program (CIP): manage multi-million-dollar budgets, schedules, cash flow and program performance; ensure financial accuracy and compliance; prepare forecasts and reports; oversee project scheduling and delivery; manage governance, Resolutions and Intergovernmental Agreements; facilitate CIP prioritization, administer small-project programs, and collaborate with municipalities, state/federal agencies and internal stakeholders to deliver infrastructure projects.

Support high-volume recruitment and onboarding during election season, processing applications, managing onboarding, and ensuring timely candidate readiness.

Process and manage victim compensation claims: intake, review police reports and supporting documents, communicate with victims and stakeholders, coordinate documentation and restitution, maintain confidential case files and databases, ensure program compliance and financial oversight, provide basic crisis support and referrals, and testify when required.

Provide legal advice and representation to county officials and departments on civil matters; handle litigation in state and federal court; draft motions, briefs, reports and contracts; conduct legal research; manage appeals; advise on public records, open meetings, procurement, and intergovernmental agreements; negotiate with opposing counsel; provide risk analyses and status reports; and mentor non-senior attorneys.

Provide WIOA-related case management and career services to adult and youth participants: assessments, career coaching, job search and resume assistance, referrals to support services, conduct orientations and outreach, manage caseloads (up to 120), maintain accurate case notes, and support job/resource fairs and employer connections.

Manage guardianships, conservatorships, and decedent estates for vulnerable adults. Conduct intakes, investigations, case administration, court testimony, asset management, care coordination, and compliance with legal mandates.

Support preparation, analysis, and maintenance of the County's annual budget. Review departmental expenditures for compliance, assist with forecasts, evaluate policy impacts, prepare budget documents and analyses, organize budget adjustments, and provide operational support to departments and the Budget Division.

Lead and produce roadway design projects through all design phases, preparing plans, specifications, estimates, engineering analyses, and technical drawings. Review deliverables, ensure compliance with codes/standards, coordinate project components, maintain project documentation, and perform field and office work as needed.

As a Prosecutor, you will handle criminal case prosecution, provide legal advice, conduct trials, and maintain relationships with victims and law enforcement.

As a Traffic Engineer, you will lead the planning, design, and analysis of traffic engineering projects, improve traffic flow and safety, and mentor junior engineers. Responsibilities include preparing complex studies, coordinating with various partners, and delivering projects aligned with the department's goals.

Participate in the Government Law Admission Program as a Prosecutor I, II, or III. Responsibilities include conducting trials, interviewing witnesses, analyzing legal issues, and negotiating case resolutions.

The Paralegal assists attorneys in a government practice group with legal documentation, research, client communications, and court procedures, ensuring all legal tasks are completed accurately and efficiently.

The Prosecutor II will prepare and present cases to the Grand Jury, work with law enforcement witnesses, and assist with charging decisions.

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.

Provide psychiatric evaluation and treatment to incarcerated individuals within an interdisciplinary correctional health team. Prescribe medications, document care, manage involuntary treatment processes, contribute to treatment planning, develop psychiatric protocols, assist with accreditation, and maintain required licensure and certifications.

As a Site Supervisor, you will lead and support a teaching team, managing daily operations and promoting children's development in a Head Start classroom.

Represent indigent clients in adult criminal matters: prepare defenses, appear at hearings and trials, draft motions and briefs, conduct legal research and investigations, interview witnesses, review evidence, and collaborate with investigators and paralegals. Travel to courts, jails, and crime scenes as needed and participate in continuing legal education.