Public Records Office Manager – Anchorage

Natural Resources; Anchorage (AK); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Biweekly pay

12 holidays

Paid vacation days

Health insurance

Retirement benefits

Leadership training

Team-oriented culture

Job summary

Alaska Department of Natural Resources in Anchorage seeks a Recorder Manager to lead the Recorder's Office, ensuring accurate recording and efficient operations. You will guide staff, address recording and archival challenges, and implement solutions that improve workflows and public access to records.

In this role, you will manage financial processes, collaborate with state and federal agencies, and drive innovations to modernize systems while preserving Alaska's permanent public record for

Qualifications

• Analytical thinking to address problems and opportunities.
• Compliance with state/federal laws and guidance.
• Creative and innovative in designing new programs or processes.
• Clear decision making with action orientation.
• Understanding and managing program budgets and procurement.

Responsibilities

• Oversee daily operations of the Anchorage Recorder's Office and staff.
• Assist with recording/archival issues and implement process improvements.
• Manage financial processes, reports, and fee allocations.
• Collaborate with internal/external stakeholders to resolve issues.
• Identify opportunities to modernize systems and improve workflows.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Leadership

Compliance

Creativity & innovation

Decision making

Financial management

Influencing/negotiating

Job description

Alaska Department of Natural Resources in Anchorage seeks a Recorder Manager to lead the Recorder's Office, ensuring accurate recording and efficient operations. You will guide staff, address recording and archival challenges, and implement solutions that improve workflows and public access to records.

In this role, you will manage financial processes, collaborate with state and federal agencies, and drive innovations to modernize systems while preserving Alaska's permanent public record for