Jobs at Oregon Judicial Department

Manage, configure, and secure DOC network infrastructure across on‑premises and cloud environments. Troubleshoot wired/wireless connectivity, administer firewalls/VPNs/ACLs, install and document network hardware, perform audits, support AICnet priority needs, and contribute to department technology policies and incident response.

Supervise the Set Aside team handling intake, coordination, and processing of set aside motion packets and court orders. Ensure accuracy and compliance of criminal history records, improve document transfer efficiency with courts/prosecutors, manage communications within CJIS, monitor staff performance, participate in recruitment, hiring, training, and update unit processes and goals.

Provide frontline, culturally responsive customer service and eligibility support for public benefits. Manage high-volume reception tasks, phone and email communications, mail and electronic records, data entry, and case documentation. Apply agency policies to process client services, coordinate meetings, and connect clients to community resources.

Collect, analyze, and summarize fish biological data; operate incline plane traps; PIT tag Chinook salmon and steelhead; lead a small field crew; conduct fish condition and gas bubble trauma sampling and spawning ground surveys; obtain Boater Education Certificate within six months.

Manage and track requests for patient and public records and laboratory specimens; ensure specimen release follows procedures; advise staff on retention and secure destruction; update records policies, procedures, and training; support HIPAA compliance and report disclosures per ISPO policies.

Provides administrative and analytical support to the Lottery Security Section and Oregon State Lottery operations. Duties include managing office procedures and information systems, preparing narrative and statistical reports, collecting and analyzing data, interpreting and applying laws and policies, supporting background investigations and sensitive-item shipments, improving processes, and advising staff. The role supports section leadership, detectives, and lottery personnel while managing multiple priorities in an in-office environment.

Leads enterprise Microsoft Power Platform architecture, development, governance, integrations, compliance, and application lifecycle management. Designs secure Power Apps, Power Automate workflows, Power Pages, Dataverse solutions, and AI-enabled capabilities; integrates with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Azure, SQL, APIs, and external systems. Provides Tier 3 support, establishes reusable components and deployment standards, evaluates platform improvements, advises management, coordinates modernization initiatives, and mentors junior developers.

Supports teachers and students who are Deaf or hard of hearing across academic and residential activities. Duties include delivering instructional and self-help support, monitoring behavior, collecting data, supervising transitions and transportation, following lesson plans, maintaining student safety, and assisting with classroom preparation. The role requires ASL proficiency, a background check, first aid certification, and an Oregon Type 10 license for student transportation.

Conducts complex investigations into complaints involving licensed and unlicensed mental health practitioners. Duties include interviewing parties, reviewing evidence and records, applying laws and regulations, preparing investigative reports, maintaining confidential files, presenting findings to boards, testifying at hearings, drafting regulatory correspondence, and collaborating with agencies and investigators.

Leads interpretation and environmental education programs for Oregon State Forests, guiding interpretive staff and coordinating Tillamook Forest Center volunteers. Develops educational curricula, exhibits, signage, brochures, and in-person or virtual programming; advises agency staff on interpretation; evaluates program effectiveness; and collaborates with forestry, wildlife, tribal, state agency, and community partners to communicate forest management, ecology, policy, and conservation topics.

Leads the Learning and Development Unit, supervising staff and directing agency-wide training and workforce development strategies. Oversees instructional design, delivery, learning systems, evaluation, compliance, contracts, budgets, and performance metrics. Partners with leadership and external stakeholders on organizational change, leadership development, equity-centered practices, and continuous improvement. The role requires in-person work in Salem, statewide meetings and trainings, occasional travel, and staff management in sensitive situations.

Provides front-desk, phone, email, mail, appointment, and client-service support for public benefits programs. Reviews applications and documentation for completeness, processes case transfers and benefit issuances, and records interactions in agency systems. Maintains organized lobby operations, explains services clearly, manages high-volume workflows, and prioritizes changing tasks. The role is office-based, may involve emotionally distressed clients, and requires occasional local travel.

Leads complex roadway and highway design projects for the Oregon Department of Transportation. Directs multidisciplinary engineering reviews, coordinates design decisions across technical units, approves construction-ready plans, specifications and estimates, and serves as the registered engineer of record. Provides technical leadership, mentoring and training to engineers and specialists. The role combines office and field work near traffic and construction equipment, with occasional overnight travel, overtime and weekend or evening work.

Unpaid externship for law students to assist public defense attorneys with legal research, writing, case preparation, client-related work, courtroom observations, and other projects to develop litigation skills.

Leads and coordinates psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners at Oregon State Hospital. Oversees clinical treatment, regulatory compliance, risk management, program processes, and patient care quality. Provides direct psychiatric treatment when needed, collaborates with executive and clinical leadership, mentors providers, and supports evidence-based, recovery-oriented care for complex and forensic patients.

Prepare project specifications, estimates, and roadway contract plans for low- to moderately-complex projects. Develop digital terrain models and grade reports, prepare eBids and construction handoff packages, perform quality checks, provide technical guidance, and collaborate with designers and consultants. Work may include occasional nights/weekends, overnight travel, and working around construction sites. Hybrid work available with periodic in-office attendance.

Provide statewide implementation support for Oregon's revised PBAM and Chart of Accounts. Deliver hands-on technical assistance, system configuration advice, training, webinars, and written guidance to districts, ESDs, vendors, and ODE teams to ensure compliant governmental accounting, accurate reporting, and smooth transition to the updated fiscal framework.

Serve as a systems coordinator implementing and supporting automated financial systems across ODHS and OHA. Analyze complex accounting processes, integrate PC and mainframe transaction systems, design policy and organizational changes, manage project timelines, provide technical assistance, represent the agency to external state entities, and lead implementation, training, and transition activities for new programs and system changes.

Provide budget analysis and fund management for the agency: develop, control, and monitor the biennial budget; interpret laws and policies for compliance; forecast and analyze revenues, expenditures, and personnel costs; prepare allocations and projections; communicate fiscal information to managers and leadership; collaborate across teams to support financial decision-making.

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.