Hybrid Impact: Dependency Court Improvement Analyst

State-of-Washington-Administrative-Office-of-the-Courts; Olympia (WA); Hybrid; USD 79,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

The State of Washington Administrative Office of the Courts is seeking a Dependency Court Improvement Analyst in Olympia to strengthen the dependency court system and improve outcomes for children, youth, and families. The role sits within the FYJP team and involves coordinating action-oriented workgroups, collaborating with courts, and guiding equity-driven initiatives across the state.

Hybrid work options are available.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a closely allied field such as court administration, public administration, or political science.
• Three (3) years of experience in court administration and/or program development; relevant experience may substitute education.

Responsibilities

• Support action-oriented dependency court improvement workgroups, coordinating timelines and deliverables.
• Facilitate group processes to guide groups toward concrete action steps.
• Collaborate with courts and system partners to align improvement efforts and equitable outcomes.
• Conduct research, analysis, and evaluation of existing court processes and propose improvements.
• Provide technical assistance to courts implementing changes to practice, staffing, forms, or procedures.
• Develop toolkits, presentations, guidance documents, and communications to support courts and partners.
• Maintain and update program information on AOC and FYJP websites.
• Build relationships with system partners, including families with lived experience.

Skills

Facilitation

Stakeholder collaboration

Research & evaluation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in court administration / public administration / political science / business administration

Tools

Microsoft 365

Word

Teams

SharePoint

Canva

Job description

The State of Washington Administrative Office of the Courts is seeking a Dependency Court Improvement Analyst in Olympia to strengthen the dependency court system and improve outcomes for children, youth, and families. The role sits within the FYJP team and involves coordinating action-oriented workgroups, collaborating with courts, and guiding equity-driven initiatives across the state.

Hybrid work options are available.