Jobs at Waukesha County

Provides administrative support in a WIC clinic by enrolling and prescreening clients, scheduling appointments, verifying documentation, entering and reviewing data, managing files and charts, processing benefit issues, answering phones and electronic communications, and explaining program procedures and benefits. The role works approximately 24 hours weekly, may require Tuesday evening hours, and may involve travel to an off-site Oconomowoc location.

The Senior Fiscal Specialist supports the Treasurer’s Office through accounting, property tax collection, financial reporting, account reconciliation, cash management, customer service, and statutory reporting. Responsibilities include reviewing financial activity, identifying discrepancies, maintaining tax and lottery credit records, supporting foreclosure and unclaimed funds processes, and learning Wisconsin treasury requirements. The role requires collaboration, accuracy, strong communication, and finance or accounting experience, with opportunities for professional development.

Provides correctional supervision in a maximum-security, 481-bed county jail housing pretrial and sentenced offenders. Responsibilities include maintaining safety and security, monitoring inmates, supporting release and treatment programs, and performing essential physical and mental job functions. Requires a high school diploma or GED, one year of post-high-school work experience or equivalent education/training, a valid driver’s license, and successful completion of a background investigation.

Determines eligibility for FoodShare, Medical Assistance, BadgerCare, Child Care, and other public assistance programs. Assists clients in a multi-county call center by providing accurate information, delivering strong customer service, documenting casework, and corresponding with members. The position is funded for an initial two-year term, with continuation dependent on future funding and approval.

Oversee quality assurance for Economic Support Services eligibility programs. Conduct targeted case reviews, analyze errors and trends, supervise and mentor QA staff, provide corrective training, maintain data systems and spreadsheets, report findings to leadership, and coordinate corrective actions with county staff, agencies, recipients, and advocacy groups.

Engineering interns will support civil engineering staff with roadway and bridge design, CAD drafting, plan production, construction estimating, surveying, traffic analysis, construction inspection, asset inventory, and public interactions. Interns will gain practical experience through highway and bridge projects, work collaboratively, and may train or guide student peers. Responsibilities vary by project and include both office-based technical work and field activities.

Provide support to forensic pathologists and the Medical Examiner Operations Supervisor by assisting with medico-legal autopsies, specimen and evidence handling, documentation, decedent transport, and morgue maintenance. Interact professionally with law enforcement, funeral directors, and grieving individuals. Position is temporary, as-needed with a minimum 16 hours/month and may include weekend/holiday shifts. Pre-employment and post-offer checks and medical testing required.