Jobs at North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

Processes incoming and outgoing mail for a correctional facility, including screening, logging, stamping, transporting, and distributing mail to staff and offenders. Performs clerical work using office equipment, Microsoft Office, and the OPUS offender information system. Requires high school diploma or GED plus one year of administrative experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Coordinates and governs the Division’s Professional Services Program, including consultant contracts for construction engineering, limited services, and general engineering support. Establishes procedures, interprets policies, ensures regulatory and reimbursement compliance, resolves issues, coordinates stakeholders, and oversees high-volume transportation program activities. The role also supports audits, process improvements, reporting, and functional guidance for administrative staff, with occasional travel between offices and work sites.

Provides clerical and administrative support for a state transportation district office. Duties include filing, correspondence, meeting minutes, public assistance, payroll and time entry in SAP, personnel tasks, inventory, purchase orders, accounts payable, and construction records. Requires office software proficiency, policy interpretation, accurate data entry, communication skills, and the ability to operate a vehicle for occasional business travel. May require emergency, night, weekend, or holiday work.

Magistrates evaluate criminal charge requests, issue criminal process and search warrants, conduct initial appearances and bond hearings, preside over Small Claims Court, and perform marriage ceremonies. The role requires sound judgment, effective communication, computer and office skills, knowledge of court procedures, and the ability to work under pressure during nights, weekends, and holidays. Applicants must meet education or related-experience requirements and reside in Catawba County or a contiguous county.

Represents indigent defendants charged with criminal offenses in District Court. Responsibilities include conducting legal research, analyzing facts and applicable law, developing litigation strategies, preparing and examining witnesses, presenting opening and closing arguments, making evidentiary objections, and communicating complex legal concepts clearly.

The Highway Patrol Telecommunicator in Training coordinates emergency and non-emergency communications, prioritizes responses, and supports law enforcement and public safety operations.

As a Telecommunicator, you will coordinate emergency response efforts, relay information to first responders, and support public safety communications in high-pressure situations.

The role involves coordinating emergency and non-emergency responses, operating communication systems, and acting as a liaison between the public and first responders.