State of North Carolina

Project Manager

• Lead development and management of new construction, renovation, and major repair projects for the North Carolina Zoo Planning & Construction section
• Manage design and construction processes for capital improvement and renovation projects ranging from simple to large complexity, scope, and size
• Represent the North Carolina Zoo throughout planning, design, and construction, emphasizing customer service
• Coordinate internal engineering review of schematic designs and construction drawings for operational needs, codes, and professional standards
• Review and interpret plans for other Zoo departments
• Represent the Zoo at construction progress meetings, conferences, inspections, and with the State Construction Office
• Review construction quality for adherence to plans, specifications, construction practices, and codes
• Review contractor payment requests, approve or negotiate change orders, and monitor project budgets
• Maintain project records, including budgets, invoices, submittals, owner training, O&M manuals, warranties, and record drawings
• Ensure the State Construction Office closeout process is followed
• Conduct final inspections and recommend acceptance for occupancy
• Conduct post-occupancy evaluations and resolve issues through warranty considerations
• Serve as weekend and holiday Manager on Duty 3–4 weekends per year or as needed

Planning & Construction Project Manager

Attorney

• Prosecute criminal cases in Burke, Caldwell, and Catawba counties
• Screen incoming cases to identify strengths and weaknesses of case facts
• Research and identify precedent in case law
• Utilize and evaluate electronic legal research and other research tools
• Prepare cases for trial
• Write and file appropriate motions
• Organize work and set priorities
• Meet critical deadlines
• Follow up on assignments
• Meet with victims of crime
• Handle district and superior court cases
• Negotiate plea agreements
• Develop and execute litigation strategies
• Prepare and conduct witness examinations
• Deliver opening statements, closing arguments, and evidentiary objections
• Establish cooperative working relationships with attorneys, law enforcement agencies, and other criminal justice participants

Assistant District Attorney

• Screen incoming felony cases to identify strengths and weaknesses of case facts
• Research and identify precedence in case law
• Utilize and evaluate electronic legal research and other research tools
• Prepare cases for trial
• Write and file appropriate motions
• Organize work and set priorities
• Meet critical deadlines and follow up on assignments
• Meet with victims, witnesses, and law enforcement
• Prosecute criminal cases
• Negotiate plea agreements and develop litigation strategies
• Prepare and conduct witness examinations
• Deliver opening statements, closing arguments, and evidentiary objections

Compliance

• Conduct inspections related to the manufacture, transport, storage, and sale of food
• Enforce food safety and labeling laws and regulations
• Ensure food manufacturing, storage, and transportation facilities are adequate for a safe, sanitary food supply
• Verify proper food label statements and consumer identification
• Travel overnight throughout North Carolina as needed, especially during initial training
• Perform occasional after-hours work during emergencies
• Potentially perform contract work with the Food & Drug Administration after commissioning

Food Regulatory Specialist II

Inspector

• Inspect vehicle scales used in retail trade
• Inspect livestock scales used in livestock marketing as required by the Packers and Stockyards Administration of the USDA
• Inspect monorail and beam scales
• Test warehouse and portable platform scales
• Inspect hopper scales used by DOT
• Investigate consumer complaints
• Ensure compliance with the public weighmaster law
• Establish and maintain effective working relationships with wholesalers, retailers, and other users and operators of regulated weighing and measuring devices
• Travel overnight as required
• Complete field-based job tasks using a state vehicle

Heavy Scale Inspector

Teacher

• Provide itinerant early intervention services to infants and toddlers ages birth to three with hearing loss under Part C of IDEA
• Serve infants and toddlers in their homes, childcare settings, and/or other natural environments
• Participate in writing Individualized Family Service Plans with families and Child Service Coordinators
• Provide written annual progress reports and participate in six-month and annual IFSP reviews
• Provide developmentally appropriate language development sessions and diagnostic teaching
• Develop and implement instruction tailored to each child and family
• Model techniques for families and primary caregivers
• Identify, design, utilize, and assess instructional materials
• Administer and interpret formal and informal language assessments initially, annually, and at transition
• Provide assessment reports to parents
• Maintain accurate service records, service notes, Medicaid billing documentation, and progress documentation
• Collaborate with and provide consultation to other providers

Teacher of the Hearing Impaired

General

• Operate standard hand tools, power equipment, vehicles, and heavy equipment for preventive maintenance, repair, and construction of roads and roadside features
• Inspect work and ensure work-zone safety
• Participate in snow and ice removal
• Flag and assist with maintenance and repair project completion
• Operate tractors with attachments, curb machines, cutoff saws, dump trucks, rollers, pulverizer mixers, and other road-maintenance equipment
• Assist paint crews with roadway painting and operate paint-removal and thermoplastic equipment
• Erect, install, and replace road signs
• Assist Electronics Technicians with signal maintenance and installation
• Perform vegetation control and debris removal
• Operate tractors, mowers, dump trucks, flatbed trucks, brooms, trenchers, and edge-line paint guns
• Assist with grass and wildflower installation and maintenance
• Assist with carpentry, welding, steel fabrication, or concrete work
• Work during snow, ice, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other adverse weather conditions

Transportation Worker I

Food Service

• Supervise and instruct offenders in food preparation, serving, and cleanup according to established menus and schedules
• Inspect food items and supplies for quality and quantity
• Report shortages or discrepancies
• Complete production records, temperature logs, and inventory reports
• Coordinate timely meal service and distribution to designated housing units
• Assist with ordering, receiving, and storing food and supplies
• Maintain security and sanitation standards in a secure correctional environment

Correctional Food Service Officer

• Supervise and instruct offenders in food preparation, serving, and cleanup according to established menus and schedules
• Inspect food items and supplies for quality and quantity and report shortages or discrepancies
• Complete production records, temperature logs, inventory reports, and other required documentation
• Coordinate timely meal service and distribution to designated housing units
• Assist with ordering, receiving, and storing food and supplies according to inventory control procedures
• Maintain security and sanitation standards in a secure correctional environment
• Complete required Basic Correctional Food Service Officer Training

Correctional Food Service Officer, Eastern Region

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Perform professional financial and analytical work detecting and investigating criminal violations, specifically human trafficking
• Conduct complex financial analysis
• Assist Special Agents in documenting and organizing case information for prosecutor review
• Present topics related to the financial aspects of human trafficking
• Identify and protect victims of human trafficking
• Investigate sex trafficking, child sex trafficking, and labor trafficking using a victim-centered, multi-disciplinary approach
• Work with fellow members of the law enforcement community and support local law enforcement across North Carolina
• Report Monday–Friday to one of eight regionally located district offices closest to the employee’s residence

Financial Investigator

• Conduct inspections related to the manufacture, transport, storage, and sale of food
• Enforce regulations governing food manufacturing, storage, transportation, and sale
• Ensure food facilities are adequate to provide a safe, sanitary food supply
• Ensure food is properly identified to consumers through accurate label statements
• Travel overnight throughout North Carolina as needed, especially during initial training
• Perform occasional after-hours work during emergencies
• Work from a home-based/field position within the assigned territory

Food Regulatory Specialist I

Program Manager

• Assist with day-to-day management of the Acquisition Program, including pre- and post-award activities
• Review and score annual Acquisition applications
• Prepare and negotiate contracts with grantees
• Monitor implementation of assigned active contracts
• Meet with grantees for progress reporting
• Coordinate with grantees and Acquisition and Legal teams on acquisition closings and project close-out
• Review and approve weekly payment requests as first-line approver and back-up to the Program Manager
• Assist grant recipients with contract and scope management
• Review real estate documents, including appraisals, deeds, conservation easements, title, and plats
• Participate in status meetings with the Acquisition Team and DNCR Legal
• Identify obstacles, troubleshoot issues, and help improve Acquisition Program processes

Assistant Acquisition Program Manager

Designer

• Lead in-house exhibit design and production for gallery, wayside, and directional exhibits
• Develop exhibit concepts, floor plans, panel layouts, and design drawings
• Direct exhibit fabrication, installation, and maintenance
• Produce promotional graphics and other two-dimensional graphics for site promotion and special events
• Review layout and design for Historic Sites publications and printed materials
• Guide exhibit planning and evaluation, advise on design methods and materials, identify future projects, ensure ADA compliance, and conduct visitor evaluations
• Manage project workflows and external partnerships
• Oversee online digital engagement initiatives
• Coordinate with outside designers and fabricators, review contract designs, supervise installation work, and consult with architects
• Supervise the Graphic Designer/Exhibit Technician, Multimedia Technician, and part-time Graphic Designer
• Assign work, evaluate performance, identify training needs, review technical work, and contribute to Design Branch policy development
• Serve on the Exhibits Coordinating Committee and participate in exhibit planning teams

Exhibit Designer

• Implement pest risk mitigation strategies, including plant pest quarantines, point-of-origin inspections, pest-free areas, certification and permitting, and compliance agreements
• Conduct nursery, nursery dealer, and aquatic dealer inspections
• Implement plant certification programs
• Manage export certification requirements and issue Federal Phytosanitary Certificates
• Implement insect, disease, and weed programs, including trapping, monitoring, and eradication/control
• Issue certificates or permits for movement of regulated articles in compliance with regulations
• Serve as a technical consultant and liaison between producers, agribusiness, extension, and the general public
• Solve plant pest regulatory problems
• Oversee plant regulatory programs in Franklin, Granville, Halifax, Nash, Northampton, Vance, and Warren counties

Plant Pest Specialist

• Implement pest risk mitigation strategies, including plant pest quarantines, point of origin inspections, pest-free areas, certification and permitting, and compliance agreements
• Conduct nursery, nursery dealer, and aquatic dealer inspections
• Implement plant certification programs
• Manage export certification requirements and issue Federal Phytosanitary Certificates
• Implement insect, disease, and weed programs, including trapping, monitoring, and eradication/control
• Issue certificates or permits for movement of regulated articles in compliance with regulations
• Serve as a technical consultant and liaison between producers, agribusiness, extension, and the general public
• Oversee plant regulatory programs in Duplin, New Hanover, Pender, Wayne, and Wilson counties
• Perform home-based and field work