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Leads TSET as chief executive, translating Board priorities into strategy, grantmaking, measurable public-health impact, and disciplined operations. Oversees governance, government relations, financial stewardship, compliance, organizational culture, staff performance, communications, and stakeholder partnerships. Represents TSET with state leaders, policymakers, grantees, researchers, health systems, and communities while protecting its mission, credibility, resources, and long-term sustainability.

The Executive Director leads OCAST, fostering innovation and managing funding and partnerships to enhance Oklahoma's science and technology landscape. Responsibilities include strategic leadership, budgeting, staff management, and overseeing technology commercialization efforts.

Assists with managing Lake Murray State Park operations, staff supervision, visitor services, budgeting, fiscal accountability, facility maintenance, environmental education, community partnerships, marketing, regulatory compliance, purchasing, and property management. The role requires flexible scheduling, including weekends, holidays, and special events, and use of Microsoft Office and SharePoint applications.

Conducts audits as part of an audit team, evaluating compliance with federal laws, oil and gas regulations, and natural resource revenue policies. The role requires accounting expertise, documentation review, communication, teamwork, Excel, Word, CAATS, a valid driver’s license, U.S. citizenship, background screening, and security clearance. Minimal travel is required.

Supervises OneLink application developers and oversees development, configuration, maintenance, and scheduled jobs for tax-system e-services, registration, and return processing. Reviews business needs, analyzes requirements, designs program logic and interfaces, coordinates projects, establishes development practices, allocates resources, and manages team assignments, training, performance, schedules, and professional development. Collaborates with internal divisions and external agencies while safeguarding Federal Tax Information.

Provide legal advice and representation for the Commissioners of the Land Office, conduct legal research and drafting, manage litigation and administrative matters, draft and review contracts/leases/easements, assist with rulemaking and employment issues, coordinate with staff and outside counsel, and manage caseloads to protect trust assets and ensure compliance.

Provides administrative and program coordination support for statewide community arts, workforce, grant, Leadership Arts, conference, workshop, and outreach initiatives. Responsibilities include coordinating schedules, communications, records, applications, meetings, events, travel details, vendors, invoices, evaluations, and follow-up. The role supports applicants, grantees, artists, partners, and public constituents while maintaining accurate program data and records. It is a part-time temporary position requiring approximately 15–20 hours weekly.

Leads the full lifecycle of educational programs, workshops, camps, and professional development sessions. Responsibilities include program design, delivery, evaluation, documentation, partner relationship management, data-informed improvement, stakeholder communication, budgeting, timeline management, and cross-functional coordination. The role also delivers educational sessions and contributes program information to grant and legislative reporting.

Assist claimants, employers, and re-employment program customers through an inbound call center. Resolve unemployment insurance claim issues, conduct interviews, document evidence, provide program information, and adjudicate claims under applicable rules. Coordinate with agency departments on payment, eligibility, identity, wage, and compliance issues. Perform clerical support, maintain confidentiality, attend training, and support UI functions at an American Job Center. The position is fully onsite in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Conducts public utility hearings for the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, manages courtroom proceedings, rules on motions and evidence, reviews testimony and records, conducts legal research, determines findings of fact and conclusions of law, and issues written recommendations to Commissioners. The role also provides legal education and jurisdictional information, requires independent workload management, and may involve travel to hearings outside Oklahoma City.