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Represent indigent clients in criminal and juvenile matters in district and superior courts; conduct legal research and writing; prepare and litigate cases, visit clients in jail, travel between counties for court, training, and investigations; participate in community outreach; manage a high-volume caseload.

Part-time legal internship supporting the ABC Commission: prepare agendas, perform legal research, draft documents under supervision, assist case preparation, review files, attend court, organize evidence, and interact with the public. Requires confidentiality and exposure to administrative law and law-enforcement interactions. Runs Aug 24–Oct 23, 2026, up to 30 hours/week at $15/hr.

Serve as a judicial officer evaluating criminal charge requests, issuing warrants, conducting initial appearances and bond hearings, presiding over small claims and marriage ceremonies, and working irregular hours in accordance with NC statutes.

The Correction Enterprise Supervisor II oversees training, organization of work, and supervision of offenders in a sewing manufacturing operation, ensuring safety and efficiency.

The role involves implementing pre-employment transition services for students with disabilities, while collaborating with DSBVR staff and conducting outreach activities.

The Kidzone Play Leader will educate children using animal ambassadors, engage in public speaking, handle animals, and work in varying weather conditions, while providing safe experiences for visitors.

The Internal Auditor conducts compliance, operational, and investigative audits while planning and executing processes according to Global Internal Auditing Standards.

The Financial Analyst III coordinates local government debt issuance, provides financial advice, and prepares reports while managing multiple priorities. Ideal candidates should have analytical skills and a background in financial analysis. No prior finance experience is required as training will be provided.

Provide information and services to eligible children and families, focus on pre-employment transition services for youth with disabilities, conduct outreach and build relationships with organizations.

The Highway Patrol Telecommunicator in Training coordinates emergency and non-emergency communications, prioritizes responses, and supports law enforcement and public safety operations.