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Directs North Carolina State Highway Patrol payroll operations, ensuring compliance with State and Federal laws, fiscal integrity, accurate pay and benefits processing, and effective payroll systems and procedures. Provides technical guidance to leadership and stakeholders, analyzes and documents payroll transactions, maintains audit files, resolves complex fiscal issues, and supervises subordinate employees.

Provides Tier 2 technical support to DHHS staff, resolving incidents and supporting desktop hardware, software, and peripheral devices. Installs, configures, maintains, tests, packages, and deploys applications while documenting solutions and training users. Ensures compliance with IT standards, policies, and security requirements and contributes to system integration and departmental initiatives. The role is hybrid but requires onsite reporting in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Designs, configures, integrates, and enhances the Salesforce-based PATH NC child welfare system. The role manages Salesforce Flows, objects, validation rules, security, MuleSoft and API integrations, data quality, troubleshooting, SLAs, governance, stakeholder requirements, platform modernization, and workflow improvements. It also provides technical leadership, strategic planning, and user-focused solutions while supporting secure, reliable operations for frontline staff.

Represents indigent individuals charged with criminal offenses in District Court. Responsibilities include researching and applying constitutional, statutory, and case law; developing litigation strategies; preparing cases; conducting witness examinations; and delivering opening statements, closing arguments, and evidentiary objections. The role requires clear communication of complex legal concepts, strong writing and organization, and compliance with judicial procedures and rules of evidence.

Provides administrative, clerical, telephone, mail, visitor, payment-processing, scheduling, records, purchasing, and legal secretarial support for the North Carolina Department of Justice Transportation Division. Responsibilities include handling public inquiries, distributing mail, processing fiscal checks and mediation bills, coordinating conference rooms, supporting travel approvals, assisting with records archiving, and using office technology. This is a fully onsite position in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Provides litigation and legal support to attorneys in the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Transportation Division. Responsibilities include drafting and filing legal documents, conducting legal research, preparing discovery responses, exhibits, affidavits, and briefs, coordinating witnesses, managing calendars and deadlines, scanning documents, and communicating with clients, staff, and attorneys. The role primarily supports eminent domain and condemnation litigation, with occasional criminal appellate work.

Designs, implements, and maintains enterprise geospatial data systems for NCDOT. Responsibilities include managing GIS data schemas and metadata, optimizing SQL and Python ETL processes, enforcing data standards and security, coordinating database migrations and upgrades, gathering requirements, and mentoring junior staff. The role supports GIS application development, infrastructure, reporting, and system maintenance across the enterprise.

Provides administrative and operational support to the Senior Director of Economic Opportunity and Compliance. Responsibilities include report writing, data verification, research, records management, expenditure tracking, scheduling, calendar and executive travel coordination, meeting logistics, minutes, briefing materials, and communication with internal and external stakeholders.

Manages North Carolina’s Dam Safety Engineering Review Program, including technical reviews, permitting, inspections, enforcement, emergency response, and evaluation of geotechnical, hydrologic, and hydraulic reports and models. Provides technical assistance to agencies, engineers, dam owners, and local governments; trains regional staff; maintains dam-condition records; and supervises engineers responsible for the statewide program.

Supervises title examination workflow within the DMV’s Vehicle Services quality assurance unit. Reviews and corrects vehicle title and registration applications, resolves complex processing errors, verifies tax payments, processes refunds and special cases, troubleshoots document-scanning issues, communicates with dealers, DMV units, and the public, and manages employee performance and records.