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Manages inmate trust fund transactions, including account actions, checks, deposits, release funds, debit cards, money orders, and bus tickets. Processes inmate welfare expenditures, prepares reports, responds to inquiries and grievances, monitors facility telephone bills, and handles vendor inquiries. Coordinates purchase orders and P-card purchases with staff and vendors. Serves as backup for accounts payable and cross-trains on state procurement and accounting systems while meeting deadlines and managing multiple tasks independently.

Designs and leads secure, scalable Azure cloud architecture for a state education agency. Responsibilities include landing zones, networking, identity, governance, monitoring, disaster recovery, cost optimization, security controls, cloud migrations, integrations, data platforms, and enterprise modernization. The role develops architecture standards, guides implementation, supports governance reviews, and collaborates with cybersecurity, infrastructure, data, application, vendor, and agency teams.

Supports statewide early education initiatives for preschool through grade 3, focusing on early literacy, mathematics, and social-emotional development. Provides technical assistance, systems-level coaching, professional development, resource development, data collection, implementation monitoring, and policy support to charter, lab, residential, regional, and district school systems. Helps align programs with Read to Achieve, early learning standards, formative assessment, evidence-informed practices, and preschool-to-kindergarten transitions.

Leads educational programs at a juvenile justice school, supervising instructional and support staff, ensuring compliance with state and special education requirements, evaluating teachers, coordinating professional development, managing curriculum and school operations, analyzing student data, and collaborating with education partners to support student transitions and outcomes.

Provides secretarial and clerical support to a maintenance supervisor and performs administrative duties in a correctional institution. Responsibilities include processing work orders, maintaining systematic files and records, preparing correspondence and reports, handling confidential personnel information, operating office equipment, and following written and oral directives. The role interacts with staff, incarcerated individuals, and the public.

Provides counseling, education, and assistance to Medicare beneficiaries regarding health insurance, claims, Medicare plans, and fraud concerns. Assesses consumer needs, verifies information, explains complex insurance topics, documents inquiries, coordinates referrals and follow-up, and connects consumers with appropriate government or community resources through telephone, in-person, and virtual channels.

Temporary Graphic Designer supporting the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality by designing a biennial report, updating service one-pagers, and completing additional graphic design projects as assigned. The role may require up to 40 hours per week and is based in Raleigh, Wake County.

Represents indigent defendants charged with criminal offenses in District Court. Responsibilities include conducting legal research, analyzing facts and applicable law, developing litigation strategies, preparing and examining witnesses, presenting arguments, making evidentiary objections, and communicating complex legal concepts clearly. The role requires a Juris Doctor degree from an ABA-accredited law school and an active North Carolina law license.

Leads statewide in-service and online criminal justice training development, delivery, and continuous improvement. Supervises 12 staff, oversees curriculum and course scheduling, ensures compliance with commission standards, evaluates training effectiveness, manages personnel performance, coordinates technical assistance, and maintains relationships with client agencies and advisory commissions. The role also oversees administrative documentation, supports new course development, and requires occasional overnight travel and a background investigation.

Provides executive-level administrative support to the Chief of Staff, including complex scheduling, meeting coordination, research, correspondence, stakeholder communications, travel coordination, briefing preparation, follow-up tracking, and office administration. Requires discretion, strong organization, communication skills, professionalism, adaptability, and the ability to manage shifting priorities. Supports coordination with department staff, constituents, community organizations, agricultural leaders, and government offices.