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Provides employment counseling and workforce services to job seekers and employers in a local career center. Responsibilities include assessments, referrals, job development, placement, career guidance, training support, labor market information, employer outreach, interviews, job-order research, database entry, and connections to supportive services. The role administers workforce program policies, conducts eligibility assessments, collaborates with workforce partners, and may travel as needed.

Designs and governs secure, scalable cloud environments and platform services for a state agency. Develops architecture standards, reference designs, solution patterns, governance practices, and technical roadmaps. Evaluates migration, modernization, integration, cost, risk, compliance, and operational impacts. Consults with technical teams, vendors, managers, and business stakeholders, and reviews proposed solutions, migration plans, integrations, and vendor designs for alignment with agency standards.

Magistrates evaluate criminal charge requests, issue criminal process and search warrants, conduct initial appearances and bond hearings, preside over small claims hearings, and perform marriage ceremonies. The role requires sound judgment, effective communication, general office and computer skills, knowledge of North Carolina court procedures, and availability for nights, weekends, and holidays. Residence in Guilford County or a contiguous county is mandatory.

Provides strategic and consultative HR support to leadership, managers, and employees. Partners on workforce planning, recruitment, engagement, retention, organizational culture, employee relations, and change management. Analyzes HR metrics and workforce data, monitors deliverables, resolves issues, improves processes, and supports major HR initiatives across the organization.

Designs and produces print and digital materials for Tryon Palace and the North Carolina History Center, including advertisements, brochures, publications, signage, exhibits, invitations, maps, web images, and event collateral. Uses Adobe Creative Suite and Microsoft Office, edits photos, maintains brand consistency, manages multiple deadlines, and collaborates with Public Affairs on events, fundraising, and special projects.

Directs statewide operations for the Local Program Management Office overseeing municipally administered transportation projects. Responsibilities include program planning, operational procedure development, performance monitoring, regulatory compliance, staff leadership, grant and agreement administration, and coordination with NCDOT divisions, municipalities, consultants, FHWA, and other stakeholders.

Coordinates vehicle lien sale programs by processing forms, maintaining records, analyzing data, and supporting law enforcement investigations. Interprets applicable North Carolina statutes, identifies potential fraud and violations, reconciles daily revenues, and collaborates with law enforcement agencies, DMV units, towing companies, garage owners, and the public.

Magistrate evaluates criminal charge requests, issues criminal processes and search warrants, conducts initial appearances and bond hearings, presides over Small Claims Court hearings, and performs marriage ceremonies. The role requires sound judgment, knowledge of North Carolina court procedures, effective public communication, computer and office skills, and availability for nights, weekends, and holidays. Applicants must meet education or related-experience requirements and reside in Durham County or a contiguous county.

Leads privacy, cybersecurity, information governance, and risk-management initiatives for rural healthcare environments. Develops security strategies, conducts privacy and cybersecurity risk assessments, creates remediation plans, supports HIPAA and related regulatory compliance, strengthens access management and data protection, and assists with incident response, breach preparedness, investigations, and notifications. The role also supports secure digital health, data-sharing, interoperability, and telehealth implementations while monitoring security metrics and program performance.

Performs tax compliance audits of motor fuel suppliers, distributors, and service stations. Reviews financial books, tax returns, and records; applies tax and accounting principles; conducts taxpayer interviews; manages audit plans; and prepares audit reports. Audits may cover motor fuels taxes, IFTA, and IRP requirements and may occur at taxpayer locations, requiring occasional overnight and out-of-state travel.