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The Office of the Clerk of Court for the United States District Court, Western District of Louisiana, is a career-oriented organization committed to the superior and efficient support to the federal judiciary, litigants, and the general public in the just and speedy resolution of civil and criminal actions.
The Office of the Clerk of Court is seeking applicants for the position of Deputy Clerk-in-Charge of the Lake Charles Division. The Deputy Clerk-in-Charge supervises, assigns, directs, and plans the work of supporting staff, and is also responsible for their training, development, and evaluation. The Deputy Clerk-in-Charge is responsible for the development, implementation, and refinement of office policies, procedures, and programs. Additionally, this position is responsible for providing courtroom deputy services to the judiciary, to include, managing the judge’s caseload, scheduling, attending, and documenting court proceedings, and processing and issuing orders. This position reports directly to the Chief Deputy Clerk of Court and currently supervises a staff of three deputy clerks.
We’re a mission-driven organization that values purpose, creativity, and meaningful impact in everything we do. Technology isn’t just a set of tools for us—it’s a catalyst for connection, innovation, and positive change. We’re known for building human-centered solutions that strengthen collaboration, spark progress, and support the greater good.
As our IT Support Specialist (AI Focus), you’ll play a key role in keeping our systems running smoothly while exploring how AI can make technology more efficient, accessible, and future-ready. If you enjoy solving problems, leveraging AI to improve everyday workflows, and being part of a team that drives meaningful impact, we’d love to meet you.
The United States District Court for the District of Maine is seeking a dedicated and experienced administrator to serve as the Clerk of Court. This is an executive-level management position, responsible for operational and administrative management of the Court. The Court requires a Clerk who possesses outstanding leadership and management skills and the technical expertise needed to competently, efficiently, and conscientiously attend to complex administrative, operational, and budgetary challenges.
The Clerk of Court serves under the direction of the Chief Judge and is responsible for performing the statutory duties of the Office of the Clerk pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 751. Among the core duties of the Clerk’s Office is serving as the official custodian of the records and dockets of the Court, a task crucial to the Court’s administration of justice in the cases that come before it. The Clerk is responsible for managing all administrative and operational activities of the Clerk’s Office and overseeing the performance of the statutory duties of the office, including the establishment of strategic goals, budget development and two execution, and coordination of activities with other court units, federal agencies, and legal associations. The Clerk’s Office is also responsible for providing administrative support services in the areas of human resources, information systems, space and facilities, and finance.
The Clerk’s Office currently has a staff of twenty-seven employees, located between the Bangor and Portland offices. Although the Clerk’s primary duty station is in Portland, regular, periodic travel to the Bangor courthouse is a requirement of the position.
OVERVIEW: The United States District Court clerk's office, Atlanta Division, has an opening for a Network Engineer. The position is responsible for the design, setup, modification, enhancement, testing, and implementation of the Court’s local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs), virtual private networks (VPNs), and wireless networks (WLANs). This position also serves as the Court’s Information Security Officer, and the incumbent performs work related to policy, planning, development, implementation, training, and support for information technology security in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
Who We Are: The Federal Public Defender for the District of Hawaiʻi provides legal representation to persons charged with committing federal crimes who cannot afford to hire a private attorney. Based in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, we are attorneys, investigators, paralegals and office administrators. We are client-centered and have a team approach to cases that ensures compassionate and comprehensive representation. We work together to uphold every person’s constitutional right to be presumed innocent, to have a fair trial, and, if convicted, to receive a fair sentence. More information can be found on our website: https://hi.fd.org/
We welcome and value individuals of any race, color, religion, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, disability, age, veteran status, and other status protected by law. We are an equal opportunity employer.
The Opportunity: We seek a Computer Systems Administrator (CSA) to join our office immediately. The position will support the day-to-day IT operations of our office.
POSITION OVERVIEW: The Director of Workplace Relations serves as the Eighth Circuit’s leading expert on the Judiciary’s employment dispute resolution process. The incumbent offers confidential, impartial, and expert guidance on employment rights and workplace conduct. This role is crucial for developing and implementing policies, delivering training, conducting thorough investigations into workplace matters, and advising on fair employment practices and workplace relations best practices. This work directly supports all courts within the Eighth Circuit, ensuring a supportive and compliant environment.
The United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas is accepting applications for a Chief Deputy Clerk. The Western District of Arkansas serves 34 counties located primarily in the western half of the state. The court is headquartered in Fort Smith and has staffed divisional offices in El Dorado, Fayetteville, and Texarkana as well as an unstaffed office in Hot Springs.
The Chief Deputy Clerk is a professional, managerial position responsible for the day-to-day administration and supervision of operations and various administrative functions of the Clerk of Court's office. The Chief Deputy reports directly to the Clerk of Court and assists the Clerk with supervision, planning, developing, and implementing office policies, procedures and programs, and managing the Court's operations.
The United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Case Administrator. The District Court is comprised of 11 judicial officers, their staff, and a Clerk’s Office staff of 36 employees. Case Administrators are members of the Clerk’s Office and report directly to the Clerk of Court or designee.
Whether launching or continuing a career in public service, the Clerk’s Office for the Northern District is a great place to work with competitive salaries and benefits and the opportunity to work with colleagues committed to fulfilling the important mission of administrating justice in an efficient and effective manner.
An Official Court Reporter is responsible for the verbatim reporting of proceedings, for the transcription of those proceedings upon request, and for filing required copies of transcripts with the Clerk of Court. Official Court Reporters must comply with the requirements of the Judicial Conference of the United States and the Court Reporter Management Plan for the Northern District of Oklahoma.
Though Official Court Reporters are often paired with one district judge, reporting resources are pooled, and Official Court Reporters are employed en banc throughout the district. This position currently reports directly to the Chief Deputy Clerk.
The United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Case Administrator. The District Court is comprised of 11 judicial officers, their staff, and a Clerk’s Office staff of 36 employees. Case Administrators are members of the Clerk’s Office and report directly to the Clerk of Court or designee.
Whether launching or continuing a career in public service, the Clerk’s Office for the Northern District is a great place to work with competitive salaries and benefits and the opportunity to work with colleagues committed to fulfilling the important mission of administrating justice in an efficient and effective manner.
The Case Administrator performs various administrative functions, including making summary entries of documents in the court’s Case Management/Electronic Case Filing (CM/ECF) system and interacting with attorneys, pro se litigants, government agencies, and the public. This position currently reports directly to the Chief Deputy Clerk.
This position offers an opportunity for a motivated and competent individual to gain the broad range of experience and exposure necessary to become competitive for positions of greater responsibility within the Federal Judiciary.
The United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Courtroom Deputy. The District Court is comprised of 11 judicial officers, their staff, and a Clerk’s Office staff of 36 employees. Courtroom Deputies are members of the Clerk’s Office and report directly to the Clerk of Court or designee.
Whether launching or continuing a career in public service, the Clerk’s Office for the Northern District is a great place to work with competitive salaries and benefits and the opportunity to work with colleagues committed to fulfilling the important mission of administrating justice in an efficient and effective manner.
The Courtroom Deputy performs general and specialized court and courtroom functions, including managing the judge’s caseload, attending and logging court proceedings, and processing orders. This job requires a high level of knowledge regarding court and courtroom operations, some of which are complex. In addition, the person in this position must be able to function at the fully proficient level of courtroom work, including complete calendar and other reporting responsibilities.
This position reports directly to the Chief Deputy Clerk. This position offers an opportunity for a motivated and competent individual to gain the broad range of experience and exposure necessary to become competitive for positions of greater responsibility within the Federal Judiciary.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court | District of Arizona is looking for a tech-savvy problem solver to join our Management Information Systems (MIS) team as a Network Systems Engineer/IT Security Officer in Phoenix, AZ. This is your chance to work in a stable, professional, and collaborative environment with great benefits and flexible work options!
The network engineer is responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of network systems, including but not limited to switches, routers, cabling, servers, national cloud services, workstations, VDI, and endpoint management. The position provides day-to-day operational support for Microsoft, Cisco, and HP-based information technology infrastructure, including Windows servers and Active Directory. The engineer ensures effective and efficient server maintenance and operations workflow and practices to help improve the availability and performance of systems and dependent environments.
As the court’s Security Officer, this position also determines security policies and implements security measures and solutions to protect court data and systems from loss or intrusion. The position also assists the clerk’s office staff, judges, and judge’s staff in troubleshooting network, equipment, or software issues. Situational teleworking or condensed schedules may be available. However, this is not a full-time teleworking position. This position also regularly works with judiciary Administrative Office staff (AO) regarding national services, hosting, and security. Periodic after-hours/weekend work, lifting and transporting equipment, and occasional travel to divisional offices are required.
The Clerk of Court for the United States District Court in the Northern District of Florida seeks a mission-driven professional to serve as a full-time Information Technology Support Specialist in the Pensacola division. The ideal candidate possesses strong technical skills in addition to excellent interpersonal and analytical skills, strong work ethic, and flexibility. The incumbent will serve on the administrative and operation support team in the Pensacola division and report directly to the Director of Information Technology.
The incumbent will work closely with the Director of Information Technology, court leadership, and members of the district-wide IT team to provide high level technical support to judges, clerk’s office staff, chambers staff, and those served by the court. The incumbent will provide direct hands-on support and technical assistance to the court and end-users for local computer systems including networks, personal computers, portable electronic devices, audio/visual equipment, off-the shelf software applications, major national systems, and systems developed or customized for local use.
This position requires the incumbent to work on-site at the United States Courthouse in Pensacola, Florida, but the incumbent will serve as part of the district-wide IT team supporting all divisional offices of the court (Tallahassee, Pensacola, Panama City, and Gainesville). Work will be performed in an office setting. Travel to divisional offices and other locations which may require overnight lodging may be required. Occasional emergency and after-hours coverage may also be required.
The United States District Court and the Probation and Pretrial Services Office for the Central District of California is the nation’s largest federal trial court, serving seven counties and a population of approximately 19.4 million people, approximately 50 percent of the entire population of the State of California. The Court is the site of many high-profile trials. The district has three divisional offices located in Los Angeles, Santa Ana, and Riverside, 28 authorized District Judges, 12 Senior Judges and 24 Magistrate Judges. The Eastern Division serves Riverside and San Bernardino Counties with a Clerk’s Office staff of fourteen (14) that provide support to three (3) district judges and three (3) magistrate judges. The position is open to all eligible candidates and is available beginning on December 15, 2025.
POSITION OVERVIEW
The Deputy-in-Charge is a member of the management team reporting directly to the Chief Deputy of Operations. The incumbent performs a full-range of high level functional and supervisory duties. The Deputy-in-Charge is administratively and technically responsible for all work accomplished by overseeing the employees in a divisional office. As part of the management team, the Deputy-in-Charge works closely with the senior management team to develop short and long-range improvement plans for the court, including the development, implementation, and refinement of the office policies, procedures, and programs. This is a Non-Executive High-Sensitive position within the federal judiciary.
The United States District Clerk’s Office for the Eastern District of Texas is a public service organization focused on providing exceptional customer service to the court, members of the legal community, and the general public. We are currently seeking a highly motivated and experienced individual to serve as a Case Administrator in the Tyler Division. There are seven Clerk’s Offices within the Eastern District of Texas: Beaumont, Lufkin, Marshall, Plano, Sherman, Texarkana, and Tyler.
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Iowa is seeking a senior level executive with experience as an administrator of a diverse and innovative organization to serve as the Bankruptcy Court’s Clerk of Court. Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, along with a proven record of leadership and accomplishment are required, preferably in a federal court or law-related environment. The Clerk of Court for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Iowa works in collaboration with and reports directly to the Chief Bankruptcy Judge. This position is located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.