Pima County
Pima County Benefits Overview
Compensation + Benefits
Offers 401(K)
Offers life insurance
Offers occupational accident insurance
Offers disability insurance
Provides a pension
Offers accidental death & dismemberment insurance
Offers dental insurance
Offers health insurance
Offers mental health benefits
Offers Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Offers vision insurance
Offers Health Savings Account (HSA)
Provides family medical leave
Offers generous parental leave
Work-Life Balance + Wellbeing
Offers generous PTO
Provides paid sick days
Offers unpaid extended leave
Provides paid holidays
Provides bereavement leave
Offers an Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Company Culture
Offers diversity-based Employee Resource Groups
Offers legal assistance
Career Growth + Development
Provides tuition assistance
Recently posted jobs
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Performs criminal and civil legal work for the Pima County Attorney’s Office, including prosecution and defense, litigation, trials, negotiations, legal research, investigations, and drafting motions, pleadings, briefs, and other documents. Represents county departments in litigation and administrative matters while complying with professional responsibility requirements and victims’ rights. Assignments may involve courts ranging from Justice Court to federal and appellate courts.
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Processes specialized legal documents and confidential case information for the County Attorney’s Office. Maintains records, files, logs, databases, and spreadsheets; conducts restricted information searches; prepares routine legal documents and correspondence; reviews case files; coordinates court calendars and processing activities; assists the public and staff; schedules meetings; and handles payments. Some assignments may include reviewing and redacting body-worn camera footage.
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Provides advanced legal representation in complex criminal and civil matters for Pima County Public Defense Services. Responsibilities include client advocacy, case management, litigation, trials, appeals, legal research, drafting motions and briefs, negotiations, investigations, and advising county officials. Works independently with multidisciplinary teams while managing serious cases or voluminous caseloads. Requires a Juris Doctorate, five years of relevant legal experience, Arizona Bar admission, and an Arizona Class D driver license.
