Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs

Administers the college’s local, hybrid, and cloud infrastructure, including servers, networks, communications, identity permissions, cybersecurity controls, software deployments, patching, and technology inventory. Provides lead technical support, troubleshoots infrastructure issues, manages security incident response, and establishes standards for systems, software, and upgrades. The full-time campus-based role may require occasional extended hours, weekend work, travel to other campuses, and overnight travel.

Represents indigent clients in complex felony cases before Superior Court. Responsibilities include case investigation, legal research, motion practice, plea negotiations, trial preparation, courtroom advocacy, sentencing and appeals, client counseling, and coordination with courts, prosecutors, witnesses, experts, and support staff. The attorney independently manages litigation strategy and provides diligent, zealous criminal defense representation.

Oversee state and federal accounts receivable, capital asset accounting, bank and ledger reconciliations, year-end close, and financial reporting. Analyze general ledger balances, resolve discrepancies, apply GAAP, ensure regulatory compliance, support policy development, and provide accounting expertise across departments. The role requires proficiency with Workday, advanced Excel, federal funding, and governmental accounting.

Represents indigent clients in serious and complex felony cases in Superior Court. Responsibilities include case strategy, investigation, legal research, motion practice, document and pleading preparation, trial preparation, courtroom advocacy, plea negotiations, and case resolution. The attorney must exercise advanced legal judgment, manage complex factual and legal issues, and provide competent, diligent, and zealous representation.

Provides clerical and administrative support for the Air Conditioning Technology program, including answering phones, handling inquiries, assisting with orientations and testing, operating office equipment, conducting basic computer and internet research, completing campus errands, and performing other assigned duties. Applicants must be enrolled in at least six credit hours, have completed one or two Air Conditioning Technology courses, meet federal academic progress requirements, and have a completed FAFSA for the current aid year.

Leads college-wide career services, employer engagement, workforce development, WIOA-supported student services, graduate placement, and career-readiness initiatives. Supervises WIOA staff, manages workforce partnerships and contracts, oversees student eligibility and case-management processes, and ensures compliance and performance reporting. Develops employer pipelines, career events, counseling services, and outreach campaigns while maintaining placement dashboards and analyzing labor-market and student-outcome data. Represents the college with workforce boards, employers, community partners, and economic-development organizations.

Reviews medical, vocational, and collateral evidence for Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income claims. Determines eligibility, evaluates functional limitations, requests additional examinations, consults with medical and vocational professionals, maintains a caseload, and prepares legally compliant written decisions and notices while safeguarding confidential information.

Provides clerical and administrative support to a hospital unit and Nurse Manager, including answering calls, data entry, document processing, record maintenance, filing, correspondence, mail sorting, and tracking staff training needs. Requires strong customer service, communication, confidentiality, and Microsoft Office skills. The role requires a high school diploma or GED and three years of progressively complex office or administrative experience.

Supervises budget staff and oversees complex budgets for assigned Department of Community Health programs. Develops annual operating budgets, loads budgets into GA@Work and Adaptive Planning, prepares quarterly projections, reviews budget comparison reports, analyzes financial trends and legislation, recommends actions, meets with program managers, and processes journal voucher adjustments.

Provides Tier 2 help desk support for enterprise applications, develops website content, maintains website software, tests functionality, troubleshoots issues, monitors reliability and security, recommends remediation, and compiles reports. The role is primarily performed in person at the GPSTC campus in Forsyth, Georgia, and includes customer support, application administration, and operational monitoring responsibilities.