Jobs at Oregon Judicial Department

Install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair two-way radio, microwave and related wireless communications systems. Coordinate installations, train customers, manage mobile radio equipment, climb towers, operate vehicles for remote site access, perform emergency restorations, and liaise with vendors and partner agencies.

Lead and coordinate Business Oregon's government relations strategy across federal, state, and local levels. Manage legislative agenda, review bills, develop policy recommendations, prepare testimony, coordinate stakeholders and partners, oversee administrative rules, and advise agency leadership to advance economic development and infrastructure priorities.

Assess and interview Oregonians for long-term care eligibility; develop, coordinate, and monitor individualized person-centered service and risk mitigation plans; collaborate with agencies, providers, and community partners; maintain detailed documentation; inform clients of rights and options; perform monthly contacts and field visits as needed.

Lead and manage high-level recruitment programs (including attorney and law clerk hiring), consult with managers on recruitment strategy and selection, develop job announcements and interview materials, train hiring staff on Workday recruitment processes, oversee the DOJ Law Clerk Program, screen applications for minimum qualifications, ensure compliance with labor contracts and hiring laws, represent DOJ at outreach events, and participate in special projects to improve HR recruiting processes.

Develop, support, and maintain custom web and Windows applications and integrations; gather requirements with stakeholders; implement secure development and CIS Controls; build APIs and data integrations; maintain CI/CD pipelines; perform testing, performance tuning, and documentation; provide training and statewide support, and travel to court locations as required.

Provide front-line, culturally responsive customer service for Aging & People with Disabilities clients. Manage phone/email communications, process mail and electronic records, schedule appointments, explain benefits and application procedures, connect people with community resources, apply agency policies to maintain accurate case documentation, and perform data entry and administrative tasks in a high-volume office.

Lead strategic and crisis communications for the Public Health Division, advise leadership, manage media relations and spokesperson responsibilities, develop content across web, social, video and graphics, and elevate community and lived-experience stories to support public awareness and emergency response.

Coordinate Elections Division administrative rulemaking, manage stakeholder engagement and hearings, and maintain rule files. Serve as Division Public Records Officer and records officer: track requests, ensure compliance with Oregon public records law, maintain retention schedules, coordinate transfers to State Archives, provide guidance and training to staff, and prepare reports and final materials for management and legislature.

Provide administrative and field support to Case Managers for Aging & People with Disabilities clients: maintain electronic case files, schedule appointments, conduct home and placement visits, coordinate community referrals and services, assist with move coordination and EBT/ voucher tasks, and regularly travel between John Day and Burns offices.

Develop and execute proactive media relations and communications strategies; act as agency spokesperson; coordinate with executive leadership, Governors' communications team, and partners; prepare executive-level written materials; manage media outreach across print, broadcast, and digital platforms; advance equity-centered public information programs supporting OHCS policies and initiatives.

Provide front-line, culturally responsive customer service to aging and disabled clients: manage phone/email communications, process paperwork and records, explain benefits and eligibility, schedule appointments, apply agency policies, connect clients with community resources, and maintain accurate case documentation.

Serve as a technical data analyst for the Division of Financial Regulation: analyze insurance and financial industry data, manage and examine report filings, ensure timely company filings and regulatory compliance, provide technical support for health insurance compliance, recommend process improvements, and work with companies to achieve compliance with state and federal laws.

Process court set-asides, motions, and orders to accurately enter and maintain Computerized Criminal History (CCH) records. Interact frequently with the public and criminal justice partners, interpret court documents, maintain CJIS/CCH data, and collaborate within the CJIS division. Requires organization, attention to detail, and knowledge of the set-aside process.

Develop and execute internal and external communication and engagement strategies for DMV initiatives. Write and edit web, social, media, and legislative content; create outreach materials, toolkits, surveys, and engagement plans; advise leaders and support reporting on performance metrics; oversee intranet/internet content and support change management efforts. Serve as communications resource during legislative sessions and provide travel and hybrid in-office support.

Serve as a senior HR business partner advising leaders on complex employee and labor relations, collective bargaining interpretation, workplace investigations, disciplinary actions, performance management, and organizational change. Support high-volume, time-sensitive HR casework, collaborate with union representatives and managers, and promote continuous learning and equitable practices. Hybrid role based in Salem with a focus on patient-centered psychiatric hospital workforce issues.

Provide on-the-ground and administrative coordination for fuels reduction projects: liaison with partners, landowner outreach, field assessments, grant writing and administration, GPS/GIS documentation, project tracking, and support for district fire program needs.

Provide technical support and represent Oregon on salmon management committees (PSC, PFMC). Compile and analyze fisheries and stock data, support harvest modeling, prepare reports, coordinate with stakeholders, and support meetings and outreach. Frequent domestic and occasional international travel required.

Prosecute a wide range of serious criminal matters (homicide, sexual assault, child abuse, domestic violence, public corruption), evaluate and pursue cases for district attorneys statewide, advise and support county prosecutors, provide training and outreach, collaborate with law enforcement, and travel statewide as needed. Must be a licensed Oregon attorney with significant prosecutorial and litigation experience and pass background checks.

Provide front-desk and administrative support to Child Welfare caseworkers: greet visitors, answer multi-line phones, process records/discovery requests, scan/upload documents into OR-Kids, issue client items, coordinate meetings, and perform general clerical duties to support case management operations.

Determine and maintain Medicaid eligibility for long-term services and supports, develop and implement individualized service plans, coordinate community-based and nursing home services, conduct field reviews and ongoing case management, and communicate with clients and partners to ensure service delivery.