Criminal Justice Information Technician

Civicworks; West Palm Beach (FL); On-site; USD 35,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Florida Department of Corrections is seeking a Criminal Justice Information Technician in the West Palm Beach region to ensure accurate collection, processing, and dissemination of criminal justice information. The role involves maintaining offender records, processing payments, and managing data entry systems in a non-telework, on-site position within Region IV Community Corrections in West Palm Beach.

Responsibilities include preparing fiscal reports and verifying documents for court

Qualifications

• One year of secretarial or clerical work experience.
• High school diploma or equivalent, or college education (30 semester or 45 quarter hours)
• Ability to accurately record and verify financial and offender data
• Knowledge of document management and record-keeping procedures
• U.S. citizenship or authorization to work in the U.S.
• Pass Level 2 background check as required by Florida Statutes

Responsibilities

• Maintain offender records and process payments from probationers and parolees.
• Manage data entry systems and verify financial data.
• Prepare fiscal reports and verify documents for court submission.

Skills

Clerical experience

Data entry accuracy

Document management knowledge

US work authorization

Education

High school diploma or equivalent, or college hours (30 sem/45 qtr hours)

Job description

The Criminal Justice Information Technician at the Florida Department of Corrections ensures accurate collection, processing, and dissemination of criminal justice information. Responsibilities include maintaining offender records, processing payments from probationers and parolees, managing data entry systems, preparing fiscal reports, and verifying documents for court submission. This is a non-telework position located in Region IV Community Corrections in the West Palm Beach area.

Key qualifications

• One year of secretarial or clerical work experience
• High school diploma or equivalent, or college education (30 semester or 45 quarter hours)
• Ability to accurately record and verify financial and offender data
• Knowledge of document management and record-keeping procedures
• U.S. citizenship or authorization to work in the U.S.
• Pass Level 2 background check as required by Florida Statutes