Jobs at Richland County Government

Represent indigent adults and juveniles charged with less serious criminal offenses. Investigate cases, interview clients and witnesses, review discovery, prepare and argue motions, negotiate pleas, and handle trials with senior supervision. Meet clients in courts and detention facilities, maintain case files, attend trainings, and coordinate with social services and partner agencies.

Manage communications and social media for the County, including public engagement, content development, graphic design, and supervision of staff.

The Assistant County Engineer will manage civil engineering projects, supervise staff, handle budgets, oversee construction and engage with the public, while utilizing GIS applications.

This role represents indigent clients in criminal cases, prepares and argues motions, negotiates plea bargains, investigates cases, and conducts trials.

The Manager of Legal Services supervises attorneys, oversees legal activities for CASA volunteers, develops policy, and ensures compliance with legal standards while advocating for children in abuse and neglect cases.

The Senior Programmer Analyst will lead software development projects, conduct feasibility studies, mentor junior developers, and ensure application security and performance. Key responsibilities include design, development, testing, troubleshooting, and technical documentation of software solutions.

This position manages the accounting operations of the Treasurer's Office, oversees staff, coordinates financial activities, and ensures compliance with financial policies.

Manage administrative functions for the Emergency Services Department, supervise clerical staff, handle budgeting, and provide general support to senior staff.

The CASA Attorney I provides legal advice and representation in court, interprets legal issues, prepares cases, and trains Guardians ad Litem.

The Network & Telecommunications Analyst II manages and supports Richland County's 911 center network, stepping in for the Network Manager as needed, and collaborates with various stakeholders.

Lead Developer in the GIS Division responsible for software development within GIS, managing databases, and creating GIS web applications.

Bailiffs maintain courtroom order, escort juries, handle jury questions in writing, and report incidents to the presiding Judge or Clerk.

Provide professional customer service to officials and citizens, track service requests, assist with inquiries, and maintain accurate records.

The Assistant Floodplain Coordinator inspects development sites for floodplain compliance, coordinates solutions with building officials, enforces regulations, and provides technical assistance. Responsibilities include conducting damage assessments, maintaining project files, preparing reports, and public presentations.

This role ensures the safety of staff and inmates, supervises inmate activities, and performs corrections and law enforcement tasks as assigned.

The Transportation Project Manager oversees projects funded by the County Penny Transportation Program, managing planning, design, construction, and compliance with regulations and standards.

The role involves system administration and software development in GIS, focusing on spatial analysis and land-based work responsibilities.

The Permitting Specialist issues various permits, manages public inquiries, maintains records, schedules inspections, and performs clerical duties. Responsibilities include ensuring accurate fee calculation and office assistance.

Responds to emergency calls, provides advanced life support, documents care, assists with rescue procedures, and ensures equipment readiness.

Represent indigent clients charged with less serious criminal offenses, prepare and argue cases in court, negotiate plea bargains, and conduct case investigations.