3 jobs found in Auburn

The Placer County Adult System of Care Division of the Health and Human Services Department has an excellent and rewarding career opportunity for a dynamic and ambitious individual interested in furthering their career as a Public Administrator Assistant. This position supports the county Public Administrator’s efforts and is responsible for the administration of estates of Placer County residents who have assets and have not otherwise appointed a final representative.   The ideal candidate will have prior experience in the field of estate administration, including decedent property management and court documentation. The candidate will demonstrate adaptability, positivity, and compassion, with strong problem-solving and customer service skills, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a larger team.   The eligible list created by this recruitment may be used to fill future vacancies within the department for both temporary/extra-help and permanent...

Attention civil litigation attorneys: If you have a passion for the courtroom and a desire to diversify your caseload, the Placer County Counsel’s Office has a place for you. Joining this litigation team means managing public entity defense across a broad spectrum of legal matters. As a successful applicant, you will oversee cases through their entire lifecycle – from initial pleadings and discovery to law and motion, trials, administrative hearings, and appeals. This role offers the chance to tackle complex, engaging, and occasionally high-profile litigation. If you are seeking an invigorating career path within the public sector, this is an exceptional opportunity to expand your expertise. The ideal candidate will be a licensed attorney with two to four years of civil litigation experience, particularly those who have advised or represented public entities and officials in the areas described above. Applicants should provide a resume and writing sample , using their...

Join the Transactions/Housing team in the Placer County Counsel’s Office, working on innovative programs supporting housing, commercial growth, and infrastructure expansion. The County Counsel is the civil attorney for the County and reports to the Board of Supervisors, with deputies practicing public law in transactions, housing, land use, environmental, litigation, child welfare, law enforcement, and general government. The office provides legal advice to the Board, elected officials, departments, joint power authorities, and special districts. Typical responsibilities for the transactional attorney position include the following: Negotiate and draft real estate purchase and sale agreements, licenses and leases, use or operational agreements on behalf of the County with nationally known residential and commercial developers and companies, state and local governmental entities and certain joint power authorities and special districts. Negotiate and draft use...