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Assist the Division One Traffic Unit by reviewing traffic impact analyses and project plans, performing safety and mobility studies, coordinating inspections, preparing/administering contracts for traffic control devices, conducting geometric design and speed/pavement-marking studies, and communicating with the public, officials, contractors, and DOT staff. Must know the MUTCD and be able to legally operate a State vehicle.

Assist in preparation of preliminary and final highway designs, construction plans, technical reports, and cost estimates. Use MicroStation, GEOPAK, and OpenRoads Designer to develop alignments, DTMs, earthwork calculations, and corridor models. Support surveying activities, create plan sets per NCDOT standards, and coordinate with stakeholders to meet project schedules.

The GAL Supervisor manages abuse, neglect, and dependency cases, recruits and supervises volunteers, and collaborates with legal personnel and agencies to advocate for child clients.

The Grounds Supervisor I oversees the design and maintenance of landscaping and grounds at a correctional institution, including managing work assignments, mowing, applying pesticides, preparing requisitions, conducting repairs on equipment, and supervising labor, ensuring safety compliance.

Provide taxpayer assistance and enforce state tax compliance by researching accounts, determining liabilities, arranging payment plans, using legal remedies, and conducting field visits. Communicate with taxpayers and professionals, work independently, and follow NC statutes and department policies.

The Telecommunications Consultant provides consultation and technical assistance on telecommunications access for Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing individuals, conducts demonstrations, and engages in community outreach including extensive travel.

The role involves managing the Outer Banks History Center, overseeing operations, supervising staff, preserving archives, and ensuring public access to materials.

The Revenue Officer I position aids in tax compliance by answering inquiries, determining liabilities, and enforcing tax laws. Duties involve educating taxpayers, handling conflicts, and conducting independent research.

The Executive Director leads the Indigent Defense Services Division in overseeing legal representation for indigent defendants, managing a $172 million budget, and advocating for policy improvement and legislative needs.