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The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is seeking an Intermittent Administrative Professional 3 in the Constitutional Offices section. This temporary role is hybrid and based in Columbus, with expected duration through January.
The ideal candidate brings 30 months of secretarial/administrative experience or equivalent training, a 60 wpm typing speed, and a strong commitment to public service and accuracy in duties ranging from correspondence to scheduling.
The Ohio Attorney General's Office is currently seeking an Intermittent Administrative Professional 3 in our Constitutional Offices section. This is a temporary position, expected to run through January.
The ideal candidate will have a passion for public service, demonstrated commitment to protecting the unprotected, and a desire to work toward the enhancement of police officer training and law enforcement improvement. This position will work a hybrid schedule and is headquartered in the Columbus office. There may be changes to this schedule based on training and operational needs.
The duties for this position include, but are not limited to, the following:
30 mos. exp. or 30 mos. trg. in secretarial/administrative professional field; and typing skill of 60 words per minute.
Job Skills: Administrative support/services, attention to detail, verbal and written communication
Agency Contact Name and Information: Kelly Smith; kelly.smith@ohioago.gov
Primary Location: United States of America-OHIO-Franklin County-Columbus
Compensation: $26.79/hour
Schedule: Part-time
Work Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm
Classified Indicator: Unclassified
Union: Exempt from Union
Primary Job Skill: Administrative Support/Services
Professional Skills: Attention to Detail, Verbal Communication, Written Communication
Agency Overview: The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has played a vital role in shaping Ohio’s past and present and the work it does today helps chart the state’s future. The office consists of nearly 30 distinct sections that advocate for consumers and victims of crime, assist the criminal justice community, provide legal counsel for state offices and agencies, and enforce certain state laws. In these and other capacities, staff members interact with tens of thousands of Ohioans each year.