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Prosecute criminal cases for Maricopa County, conduct trials and hearings, interview witnesses, research and draft pleadings, negotiate case resolutions, and maintain professional relationships with victims, witnesses, and law enforcement. Conditional hires start as paid law clerks pending bar passage, background clearance, and MPRE requirement.

Represents court-appointed clients in criminal matters by appearing at hearings and trials, presenting legal arguments, researching issues, drafting motions and briefs, interviewing witnesses, reviewing evidence, and collaborating with investigators, mitigation specialists, paralegals, and attorneys. Travels to courts, jails, detention centers, and related facilities while communicating with clients and justice-system professionals. May also mentor staff, develop training materials, and serve on committees.

Recruits and conducts phone interviews with temporary election workers, manages communications and applicant information in Workday and Microsoft Office, schedules poll-worker training, and supports election activities. The role requires high-volume administrative work, mandatory overtime during election cycles, irregular shifts, on-site work in Phoenix, and occasional travel to election facilities.

Supports high-volume seasonal recruitment and onboarding for election workers. Reviews applications in Workday, monitors approvals, coordinates onboarding and offboarding, verifies candidate eligibility, conducts phone screenings, manages communications, tracks recruitment data, maintains spreadsheets, supports job fairs, and assists with election activities. The role requires accuracy, deadline management, irregular hours, overtime, and occasional travel in a fast-paced election environment.

As a Prosecutor, you will handle criminal case prosecution, provide legal advice, conduct trials, and maintain relationships with victims and law enforcement.

As a Traffic Engineer, you will lead the planning, design, and analysis of traffic engineering projects, improve traffic flow and safety, and mentor junior engineers. Responsibilities include preparing complex studies, coordinating with various partners, and delivering projects aligned with the department's goals.

Participate in the Government Law Admission Program as a Prosecutor I, II, or III. Responsibilities include conducting trials, interviewing witnesses, analyzing legal issues, and negotiating case resolutions.

The role involves working as a Prosecutor I lawyer apprentice, conducting trials, presenting legal arguments, and maintaining relationships with various stakeholders. Successful candidates must complete 24 months of employment to qualify for full membership in the State Bar of Arizona.

The Prosecutor II will prepare and present cases to the Grand Jury, work with law enforcement witnesses, and assist with charging decisions.

Temporary clerks support early voting by verifying and comparing voter signatures, researching and updating voter records, contacting voters by phone/email, performing high-volume data entry, and handling general office tasks. Roles require nonpartisan customer service, adherence to election procedures, and availability for extended, irregular hours during the election cycle.