eCourt Services Lead - Specialist VII
Role Overview
Leads and participates in complex statewide projects involving court business processes, data, and technology in support of eCourt initiatives.
Develops policies, procedures, documentation, training materials, and strategies for eCourt implementation and ongoing enhancement.
Two positions are available in the Arizona Supreme Court's Court Services division.
Key Skills for This Role
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Position summary
Leads and participates in complex statewide projects involving court business processes, data, and technology in support of eCourt initiatives.
Develops policies, procedures, documentation, training materials, and strategies for eCourt implementation and ongoing enhancement.
Two positions are available in the Arizona Supreme Court's Court Services division.
Key responsibilities
- Facilitate work with courts, judicial officers, IT personnel, vendors, and agencies to examine case processing and identify business and technical improvements.
- Analyze court operations and serve as lead resource for application vendors or internal project owners.
- Conduct studies and data analysis, including data collection, interpretation, mapping, reporting, and recommendations.
- Participate in court committees, task forces, and work groups.
Minimum requirements
- Four-year degree in public or judicial administration or a related field, with directly related experience accepted in place of the degree.
- Seven years of court administration and operations experience, including complex project management.
- Experience evaluating court operations or management, documenting findings, and recommending improvements.
- Strong workload and multi-project management, communication, management and planning knowledge, and ability to work independently with court stakeholders.
- Ability to interpret legislation, statutes, rules, administrative orders, and policies; valid Arizona driver's license; travel up to 25%.
Preferred qualifications
- NCSC Executive Development Program (CEDP) or Certified Court Manager Program (CCM) graduate.
- Operational knowledge of superior, justice, and municipal court procedures and court technology.
Workplace
- A hybrid-telework schedule may be available after three months of employment and demonstrated ability to perform assigned work.
- Remote work is a management option and may be ended at the Court's discretion.
Compensation
- Hiring salary is $73,416 annualized.
- Regular, full-time, exempt position eligible for an employee referral incentive, subject to conditions.
Benefits
- Benefits include vacation and sick leave, 10 paid holidays, health and dental insurance, retirement, life insurance, and long-term disability insurance.
- Optional benefits may include short-term disability, deferred compensation, and supplemental life insurance.
- Employer qualifies for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
Selection
- Selection may include computer testing and one or two rounds of panel interviews.
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