Hybrid Clerk 3: Detail-Oriented Data Entry Specialist

Attorney General; Columbus (OH); Hybrid; USD 30,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Coverage

Dental and Vision premiums

Paid time off and holidays

Education and development

Public retirement system benefits

Job summary

The Ohio Attorney General's Office is seeking a detail-oriented Clerk 3 to join the Collections Enforcement Section on a hybrid in-person/remote schedule. The position supports attorneys and staff, handling clerical duties, records, and data entry from offices in Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, or Boardman.

Responsibilities include organizing data, filing, and assisting with case files, while meeting strict accuracy standards and customer service expectations.

Qualifications

• Formal arithmetic and English language proficiency required.
• 8 months training or experience in office practices and procedures.
• 4 months training or experience with calculator/adding machine.
• 3 months training or experience in public relations.
• Or 4 months experience as Clerk 2, 12112.
• Or equivalent evidence of the Major Worker Characteristics.

Responsibilities

• Perform specialized clerical tasks and organize data for reports.
• Manage office records, verify information, and assist with case files.
• Carry out general clerical tasks and greet visitors, handle mail.
• Serve as floater to cover overflow clerical work as needed.
• Type labels, operate data entry and document scanning.

Skills

Clerical & Data Entry

Attention to Detail

Customer Focus

Priority Setting

Teamwork

Verbal Communication

Education

Arithmetic & English

Office practices experience

Calculator/adding machine

Public relations

Clerk 2, 12112

Major Worker Characteristics

Job description

The Ohio Attorney General's Office is seeking a detail-oriented Clerk 3 to join the Collections Enforcement Section on a hybrid in-person/remote schedule. The position supports attorneys and staff, handling clerical duties, records, and data entry from offices in Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, or Boardman.

Responsibilities include organizing data, filing, and assisting with case files, while meeting strict accuracy standards and customer service expectations.