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Represents the Georgia Department of Public Safety in Administrative License Suspension hearings statewide. Prepares cases, files motions, researches DUI and administrative law, provides legal guidance, develops training presentations, teaches troopers, presents at seminars, and supports agency leaders on public safety legal matters.

Leads Georgia’s Consumer Services Department, overseeing insurance-related consumer complaints and inquiries. Directs case intake, review, resolution, regulatory compliance, policies, performance standards, stakeholder relationships, public education, and staff development. Uses operational and call center data to improve workflows, staffing, turnaround times, and service quality. Represents the department with insurers, regulators, advocates, executive leadership, and the public while ensuring fair, timely, and transparent complaint resolution.

Coordinates, administers, develops, monitors, and continuously improves testing services at Savannah Technical College. The role may administer or proctor standardized, academic, placement, certification, and nationally recognized examinations, while supporting computer-based testing platforms. Duties are performed primarily in office or classroom settings and require data entry, mobility, and occasional lifting. A bachelor’s degree and two years of related experience are required, though experience may substitute for education.

Provides statewide operational, technical, training, and project support for Georgia voting systems. Responsibilities include election readiness, equipment testing and deployment, county technical assistance, ballot-building support, system administration, troubleshooting, inventory management, training development, vendor coordination, cybersecurity compliance, audits, and Election Day support. Requires frequent statewide travel and occasional extended hours during election periods.

Provides customer service to state pension plan members, retirees, survivors, and employers through phone, email, letters, and fax. Explains pension regulations, policies, procedures, and plan provisions; researches customer accounts using PARIS and call center systems; documents interactions, updates records, routes complex inquiries, resolves issues, and compiles statistics. This temporary-to-full-time office role requires accurate communication, data entry, multitasking, empathy, and professional handling of customer concerns.

Leads economic development projects across a designated Georgia region, supporting business expansions and new locations. Builds relationships with companies, community leaders, government officials, and consultants; represents the state in development efforts; generates leads through conferences and networking; and coordinates multiple stakeholders to advance job creation and investment. The role is remote-based but requires extensive regional travel, occasional out-of-region travel, and occasional nights or weekends.

Directs the Department of Community Affairs’ accounting operations, including general ledger management, financial reporting, compliance, internal controls, fiscal analysis, and transaction review. Leads accounting managers and staff, ensures adherence to GAAP and governmental accounting standards, identifies financial discrepancies, prepares reports, and represents the agency with auditors, banks, vendors, and other stakeholders. The role is hybrid, full-time, and may involve occasional overtime and local travel.

Lead appellate counsel representing indigent defendants in Georgia death penalty appeals. Duties include complex appellate litigation, legal research, brief writing, oral arguments, and occasional co-counsel work in capital trials and non-capital appeals. The attorney must meet Georgia requirements for capital appellate lead counsel, including criminal litigation experience, death penalty appeal experience, felony appeals, bar licensure, and specialized post-conviction training.

Serves as the agency’s Open Records Officer and Administrative Procedure Coordinator. Manages rulemaking, administrative hearings, contested-case support, public records requests, legal reviews, redactions, records retention, and compliance. Coordinates with internal departments and requestors, maintains secure case records, facilitates due process, drafts regulations, and provides staff training on open records obligations and procedures.

Designs and coordinates workplace, home, vehicle, mobility, and educational accommodations for people with disabilities. Conducts site assessments, develops specifications and prototypes, coordinates vendors and contractors, oversees residential and vehicle modifications, performs inspections, and administers adaptive technology, AgrAbility, mobility, and transition services. The role requires frequent field travel, collaboration with rehabilitation professionals and consumers, and application of engineering, accessibility, building code, and fabrication principles.